The investiga൩tion into Christian Horner could reported🔯ly be resolved in the coming week.

Th🎶e Red Bull boss could learn his fate “as early as next week”,  report.

“There is no𓃲w a desire to accele🅷rate the process in an effort to end the disruption as well as the uncertainty,” the report states.

The lack of clear support from Red Bull’s 🐟star driver Max Verstappen is “now beiওng viewed by some as increasingly significant”, it continues.

Horner has denied the allegations against h🔴im from a female colleague.

He was in attendance at the launch of th꧅🉐e RB20 - Red Bull’s F1 2024 car - in Milton Keynes on Thursday.

Horner confirmed he would “absolutely” still be in his job for the first round of the championship, the F1 Bahrain Grand🌸 ✅Prix, from February 29.

But the investigation by an independent lawyer, at that point, was expected to rumble o💜n without following the F1 schedule.

Now, this latest report in British new🐼spaper The Times means that Red Bull could make a decision within days.

F1 testing begins in Bahrain on Wednesday.

Last Thursday at the car launch, Horner said:&nbs𒀰p;"Inevitably there has been a distraction ඣbut the team are very together.

"Everybody is focused on the season ahead, so it's been very much business as normal. The su🔯pport has been fantastic.”