Christian Horner will be on the pit wall for Red Bull when F1🎐 testing for the 20🌳24 season gets underway on Wednesday.

According to F1-Insider, Horner is on his way to Bahrain on Tues😼day to oversee the RཧB20’s first competitive running.

The Red Bull boss is currently under investigation🦂 fol🐽lowing allegations from a female employee claiming inappropriate and controlling behaviour.

Horner has fi🅺ౠrmly denied these claims following an investigation by an independent lawyer.

The probe into Horner took place on February 9, where he waꦍs subject 🃏to hours of questioning.

The outcome o🃏f the investi✃gation - and when it will be announced - is still unclear.

Horner was present at the team’s car launch on Feb🐷ruary 15, stating that it was “business as usual”.

The 50-year-old expressed clearly that he expects to be in the job when the 2024 F1 seas🔜on kicks off in March.

Since Red Bull’s c൲ar lꦬaunch, a number of parties have released statements, starting with F1.

F1 called for a swift resolution, noting “we hope that the matter will be clarified at the earliest opportunity after a fair ♔and tཧhorough process”.

F1’s governing body - the FIA - also release✅d a similar statement shortly after, while 🐻Red Bull’s engine partner - Ford - have reportedly sent a letter to the Austrian drinks company.

Ford urged Red Bull to b꧋e “transparent” - a🧔nd “rapid” with their investigation into the controversy surrounding Horner.

For now, Horner will be front and centre of F1’s world championship-winning outfit as they look to start the season strongly in Bahrain with an aggressive-looking new car🌞.