
Christian Horner reflects on the defining moments of his Formula 1 career in a live event, with a Q&A, based on his memoir 'Drive'.
Christian Horner is coming to The Pavilion Theatre on Sunday 18 October, for an afternoon session that centres on his memoir, Drive. If you've followed Formula 1 over the last couple of decades, you'll know the name: Horner was the team principal and CEO of Red Bull Racing from 2005 to 2025, and during that run he picked up six World Constructors' Championship titles between 2010 and 2023.
The session is built around the book, and Horner spends the first half talking through the defining moments of his career. He goes into the leadership lessons he picked up under relentless pressure and the highs and lows of competing at the very top of world motorsport — the championship-winning campaigns and the decisions made behind closed doors. It's a look at the sport from the pit wall rather than the cockpit, and it's Horner telling it in his own words.
After he's finished speaking, the afternoon opens up to a live Q&A, where he takes questions from the audience on Formula 1, leadership and competition. If you've ever wondered how a team is run from the inside, that's your chance to ask. Every ticket includes a hardback copy of Drive (RRP £25), so you'll have the book in hand before the session even starts.
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It's an afternoon show, starting at 12:30pm at The Pavilion Theatre, 121 Renfield Street in the city centre.