Overview
- Horner attended Saturday’s MotoGP round at Jerez as an invited guest of Liberty Media and F1 chief Stefano Domenicali.
- He said he is exploring other forms of motorsport and that he is "liking what I see," after spending time in the Honda garage with Koji Watanabe and speaking with Ducati figures.
- Reports say his Red Bull exit deal leaves him free to work in F1 from late May, which could allow a return by the Canadian Grand Prix, yet he has stated he is in no rush.
- The Sunday Times, cited by multiple outlets, reports he has wealthy backers for an ownership-led F1 comeback, with top teams valued near £6.5 billion, though a willing seller remains the main hurdle.
- Toto Wolff has warned his route back could be difficult after "breaking a lot of glass," and Liberty’s recent MotoGP takeover has opened easier crossover paths that others, such as Guenther Steiner at Tech3, have already taken.