Despite his £67m pay-off, Christian Horner is charging F1 fans £75 for UK tour promoting the launch of his new memoir

He received a £67million pay off after he was sacked last year by Red Bull following an investigation into sexual harassment allegations.

But Christian Horner is still looking to rake in the cash from Formula One fans with tickets to his book tour costing up to £75.

Mr Horner’s £25 revealing memoir Drive will be released next Thursday but the book has already been slashed to half price on Amazon’s pre-order service.

The 52-year-old has been slammed by outraged fans for the insane price of tickets to his nine-day book tour which starts on Saturday night at the Barbican Theatre in York.

Fans fuming at the cost of the autobiography tour tickets took to social media to express their disappointment.

On Facebook Ruth Charlton said: ‘You’ve got to be kidding! I wouldn’t pay a penny to see him.’

Carla Daff commented: ‘I’d rather give the ticket money to a charity than sit and listen to him. Can’t stand the man.’

Joanne Teager said: ‘I’d rather poke my eyes in.’

The autobiography delves into the most defining moments of Mr Horner’s career as well as the highs and lows of his time at the top of the motorsport world.

His tour website states that Formula One fans willing to fork out the ticket fee will get the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A.

The husband of former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, 54, was dismissed as CEO and Team Principal of Red Bull’s Formula One team in July 2025 after 20 years in the role.

The celebrity couple have an estimated combined wealth of £440million.

Mr Horner received a £67million severance payment, as reported by Daily Mail Sport last week, and his brutal dismissal came one year after he was cleared of misconduct over a texting scandal with a female employee.

The former Red Bull CEO has always denied the allegations and the conclusions of internal investigations found him twice cleared of any impropriety.

However an anonymous email was made public exposing a collection of supposedly intimate text exchanges including messages and photographs between Mr Horner and the female employee before the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix.