Red Bull have shared a statement after they "dismissed" the ♓complaint made against Christian Horner.

The statement from a Red Bull spokesperson read: "The independent investigation into the allegations made agains🎃t Mr Horner is complete, and Red Bull can confirm that the grievance has been dis𓃲missed. 

"The complainant has a right of appeal. 

"Red Bull is confident that the investigationꦫ has been fair, rig🧔orous and impartial. 

"The investigation report is confidential a𓂃nd contains the private information of the parties and third parties who assisted in the investigation, and therefore we will not be commenting further out of respect for all concerned. 

"Red Bull𒐪 will continue striving to meet the highest workplace standar🥀ds."

The Red Bull chief executive and team principal is expected to arrive in 🦩Bahrain on Wednesday for the season-opening grand prix this weekend.

Horner will retain his job at Red Bull after th꧂e findings of the investigation.

He has been under inve✃stigation by an independent lawyer over complaints about his behaviour.

Horner denied the allegations.

The complaint, from a female colleague, went 🦹to the F1 team's parent comp🐷any Red Bull GmbH.

Horner has continued working during this🍌 investigation, which started after the news of the complaint against him broke on February 5.

He will now oversee Red Bull at this weekend's F1 Bahrain Gr🔜and Prix after being cleared of wrongdoing.

Horner is theꩲ only team principal to have be♊en in charge of Red Bull since their F1 entry in 2005.

They have won seven drivers' championships (four from ⭕Sebastian Vettel and three from Max Verstappen) plus six constructors' titles during his reign.

Horner's team have launched the RB20 this year which they hope will be a step forward from last season's utterly dominant machine, but the season begins in Bahrain this weekend in t🥂he immediate af🐲termath of his exoneration of any misconduct.