The woman in the Christian Horner controversy lodges an official complaint about his behaviour with Formula 1's governing body, the FIA.
The woman in the Christian Horner controversy has lodged an official complaint about his behaviour with Formula 1's governing body, the FIA.
BBC Sport has learned that one was made to the FIA ethics and compliance hotline on 2 February, and made direct reference to Horner's behaviour towards a female employee, asked the FIA to look into it, and expressed a fear that Red Bull could try to cover it up. The accusations against Horner came to light in early February, but the investigation into his behaviour had started almost a month before. It lasted 10 weeks, according to Red Bull.
The following day, a cache of messages purporting to involve Horner was leaked to nearly 150 senior F1 insiders and media.BBC Sport has previously reported that the reason given by Red Bull to the employee was that she had been dishonest.
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