Alpine has revealed former Red Bull boss Christian Horner is among a group interested in investing in the Formula 1 team.
Horner was sacked as Red Bull team principal following July’s British Grand Prix before his official exit was agreed in September, leaving the 52-year-old free to return to the sport.
Alpine said it was “no secret” that Otro Capital had held preliminary talks to sell its stake in the team, which finished bottom of the constructors’ championship standings last season.
Alpine said in a statement: “With the continued rapid growth of Formula One, the valuation of the teams has been increasing…