The investigation into Christian Horner could reportedly be resolved ﷺin the coming week.

The Red Bull boss could learn his fa🐎te “as early as next week”,  report.

“There ꩵis now a desire to accelerate the process in an effort to end the disruption as well as the uncertainty✃,” the report states.

The lack of clear support from Red Bull’s star driver Max Verstappen is “now being viewed b💛y some as increasingly significant”, it continues.

Ho🍒rner has denied the allegations against him from a female colleague.

He was in attendance ✤at the ꩲlaunch of the RB20 - Red Bull’s F1 2024 car - in Milton Keynes on Thursday.

Horner confi♌rmed he would “absolutely” still be in his job for the first round of the championship, the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix, from February 29.

But the investigation by an independent lawyer, at that point, was expected to rumble on without following th💝e F1 schedule.

Now, this latest report in British newspaper The Times m🍌eans that Red Bull could make a decision within days.

F1 testing begins in Bahrain on Wednesday.

Last Thursday at the car launch, Horner said: "Inevitably there has been a distraction 🌠but the team are very toget𒅌her.

"Everybody is focused on the season ahea🌄d, so it'ꦰs been very much business as normal. The support has been fantastic.”