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Published 15:29 28 Feb 2024 GMT
Updated 15:30 28 Feb 2024 GMT

Christian Horner is set to remain Red Bull's Team Principal after reportedly being cleared of allegations of "inappropriate behaviour" towards a female colleague.
Horner was under investigation after being accused of “coercive behaviour” towards a female colleague in the Red Bull team earlier this month.
According to The Times, Horner will be cleared of misconduct by an independent Red Bull investigation, who will confirm the news in a statement later today (Wednesday).
An independent lawyer hired to investigate the matter reportedly handed in their findings, which was 150 pages long.
The 50-year-old had previously denied all allegations.
While the investigation has been taking place Horner has still been present at pre-season testing and will be in the paddock for the 2024 Formula One season opener in Bahrain this weekend.
In the 19 years Horner has been involved in Formula One, he has won 13 of the 19 world championships available – including the last three in a row.
Last season Red Bull won 21 of a possible 22 grand prix races last season with Max Verstappen winning 19 of to seal a hat-trick of world titles.
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