Christian Horner expects ‘similarities’ between F1 and MotoGP after the Tour of Spain Grand Prix.

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Ironically, it marks the first public appearance of a British executive at a motorsport event since he was sacked as Formula 1’s Red Bull Racing team principal. MotoGP was considered by Martin Brundle as a destination for him.

Horner has since been trying to reach an agreement with several F1 teams to return to the paddock, which has raised questions about his appearance at the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez this weekend.

Christian Horner expects ‘similarities’ between F1 and MotoGP after visiting Jerez.

After being flanked by MotoGP’s Jack Appleyard in the Jerez paddock, Horner shared his thoughts on the grand prix of motorcycle racing, which the series held in 2015.

“The series is under new management, similar to Formula 1, and it’s great to see the engines and see how they’ve developed,” he said. Speed ​​week. “I think the last time I was in a MotoGP race was in Estoril in 2005, so it’s been a while.

“I think it’s a very exciting time for MotoGP. It, too, is going through a phase of change under new ownership. That’s why I wanted to come here and see for myself.”

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Of course, the former Red Bull Racing team principal has been asked if he would like to participate in MotoGP.

The 52-year-old remained tight-lipped, but pointed out how similar F1 and MotoGP have become due to the advent of independent media into the sport.

He added: “They’re great races, it’s a great show, the riders are incredible, the bikes are incredible, you only appreciate how crazy these machines are when you watch them live. I believe this sport has a lot to offer.”

“Hopefully, the guys at Liberty can benefit from their experience in Formula 1. I know Stefano Domenicali is very committed – I’m with him today. I’m sure there will be some synergy there.”

Can Christian Horner repeat Guenther Steiner’s transition from F1 to MotoGP?

While MotoGP may be on the cards for Horner’s future endeavors in motorsport, a move to the premier class outfit may not be in his immediate plans as he continues to find a way back to F1.

However, it could very well replicate Guenter Steiner’s transition from managing four wheels to two. The Italian successfully bought Tech3 from founder Hervé Poncharal last season, and looks set to transform the satellite team into a race-winning outfit.

Still, Horner is adamant about investing in the team rather than simply being an employee, and so a move to the MotoGP team certainly fits his ambitions.

The fans were not very happy with Steiner’s addition to the MotoGP paddockIt remains to be seen how Horner will react if he reaches a deal.