Horner’s remarks shed light on a potential shift in the management dynamics of modern Formula 1 teams, highlighting a possible departure from the all-encompassing and visionary approaches that characterized earlier team principals.
Despite his extended tenure in the sport and his status as one of the most successful team principals in Formula 1 history, Horner emphasized that he did not emulate any particular predecessor. Instead, he drew from his experiences as the owner of the Formula 3000 team Arden, blending his own management philosophy with the lessons learned from the diverse range of F1 leadership styles that have come before him.
