Was the Singapore Grand Prix the final Formula 1 race for Daniel Ricciardo? The VCARB driver’s future in the series is in doubt after a string of less-than-impressive performances — and Red Bull boss Christian Horner spoke about what that future could look like after the race.

Christian Horner said Red Bull had plenty of driver options, including George Russell, after being challenged by Martin Brundle.

Christian Horner of Great Britain and Oracle Red Bull Racing during qualifying ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Singapore at Marina Bay Street Circuit on September 21, 2024 in Singapore, Singapore. Christian Horner reveals... Christian Horner of Great Britain ...

Red Bull's Christian Horner has hinted at the team’s interest in George Russell, whose current contract with Mercedes expires next year.

Horner’s firm stance is likely to silence speculation about any last-minute shake-ups within Red Bull’s line-up, reaffirming the team's commitment to backing Verstappen as he aims to add another world championship to his already illustrious career.

Christian Horner has suggested Red Bull’s decline this season may be down to the team overdeveloping its RB20 this season in a bid to keep ahead of its rivals.

Aston Martin announced this week that Adrian Newey will join from next March in a special ceremony at their Silverstone headquarters - while the F1 designer remains on the Red Bull payroll

The former Williams driver suggested that Horner’s once-celebrated leadership style may no longer be having the same unifying effect on the team, as well as suggesting that the internal investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour at the start of the year may have rocked the boat.

Christian Horner admits that "difficult decisions" will have to be made at Red Bull, as rumours continue to grow surrounding Daniel Ricciardo and his Formula 1 future. There is the belief that the Singapore Grand Prix will be the last Grand Prix in the career of the Australian,

Christian Horner has opened the door for George Russell to join Red Bull, insisting that it would be "foolish" not to consider the Brit given his contract with Mercedes expires at the end of next season.

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has put an end to mounting speculation about a key driver decision within the team. The 50-year-old appeared to confirm that a driver within the Red Bull family will be tasked with supporting championship leader Max Verstappen for the remainder of the 2024 season.