Ferrari F1 boss responds to Christian Horner rumours: ‘He’s looking for a job!’

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur dismissed Christian Horner 's interest in a role at the team, insisting the former Red Bull boss is simply "looking for a job."

Horner has been out of work since being sacked by Red Bull last summer but, in an interview with The Times , declared moving to Ferrari would be "the dream" and the only outfit he'd join without a stake in the team itself.

Meanwhile, Ferrari endured another frustrating weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc short on pace compared to Red Bull and finishing fourth from second on the grid, while Lewis Hamilton started and finished the race in sixth.

While second in the constructors' championship, Ferrari have only won two races all year and Vasseur acknowledged there needs to be improvement but batted away queries about Horner.