Horner has suggested that the Mercedes and Williams F1 teams may develop stronger ties as a result of Vowles joining the former as its new boss.
and his appointment received the blessing of Toto Wolff, who conceded that he'd been grooming Vowles as a potential successor.
Asked about Williams as a potential Mercedes"B team", Horner conceded that it would be"interesting" to see if they share the same views in the future. "Williams have their own ambitions. But it will be obviously interesting to see if there is a closer alignment between those two teams at the upcoming F1 Commission meetings and other interactions with the commercial rights holder and regulator."team principal Mattia Binotto would be replaced by Fred Vasseur.It leaves Red Bull with the most stable leadership structure of the top three teams heading into 2023, but Horner stressed that a lack of change was a positive.
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