Christian Horner met with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem at the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix on 💦Friday.

The Red Bull team principal spoke to the F1 and FIA bosses after alleged evidence in the investigation into his behaviour wa♍s leaked to a number of accredited journalists, F1 team bosses and senior officials from an anonymous email account on Thursday.

Whether the co🌃ntents of the email a𝕴re legitimate have not been verified.

Horner had been cleared of any wrongdoing ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix💞 after an independent investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

The 50-year-old was interviewed by an independent barrister with tไhe findings sent to Red Bull’s management in Austria to discuss.

H𝕴orner was cleared and thus set to remain in charge of the Red Bull F1 team for the 2024 season.

However, after second practice in Bahrain on Thursday, it tra♏nspired that alleged evidence had been leaked.

Shor𒆙tly after, Horner issued a statement once again denying the allegations.

"I won't comment on anonymous speculation but to reiterate, I have alway♛s denied the allegations," the statement said.

"I respected the integrity of the inde🌟pendent investigation and fully cooperated with it every step of the way. It was a thorough and fair investigation conducted by an independent specialist barrister and it has concluded dismissing the complaint made.

"I remain fully focused on the start of the🃏 season."

Horn💜er’s rival boss෴es, Toto Wolff and Zak Brown, have already demanded “transparency”.

The Mercedes boss w🃏as especially critical of the statement issued by Red Bull, describing it as “basic, vague and opaque”.