Ferrari have seemingly made a decision on whether to pursue Christian Horner after he was sacked by Formula 1 rivals Red Bull. On Wednesday, the F1 world was stunned by the announcement that Horner had been ‘relieved of his operational duties’ by Red Bull,

Fernando Alonso’s success at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix came against the grain. As it transpired, he benefited from collusion within the team after team boss Flavio Briatore and technical director Pat Symonds instructed Nelson Piquet Jnr to crash at a pre-determined point on the Marina Bay circuit.

A potential move to Ferrari after Christian Horner's Red Bull exit could pave the way to Lewis Hamilton's departure.

Lewis Hamilton has endured a frustrating first season at Ferrari and the Italian media have tipped the seven-time world champion to leave the Scuderia in the near future

With Christian Horner sacked from Red Bull, speculation has mounted regarding a potential rival he could invest in.