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Christian Horner and the dream plan to make Williams F1 winners again
There are two long-standing issues involving F1 that can be solved in one fell swoop – Williams are bad right now and Christian Horner is no longer in the sport.
However, this is not likely to happen anytime soon because bizarrely nobody (until now) is really talking about it as an option.
The first issue is Horner's alone – he wants back in the F1 paddock but not like last time when he was 'just' team principal at Red Bull.
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The 52-year-old Englishman was sacked at Red Bull last July and having now served his termination clause that required him to stay away from F1 for a year, he is eager to return.
Lewis Hamilton and the shock Red Bull move that leaves F1 with regrets
Lewis Hamilton has ticked nearly every box in his career, almost certainly bookending his Formula 1 story racing for its biggest teams in McLaren and Ferrari.
Throw in Mercedes, and in an F1 timeline crossing 20 seasons, he has driven for arguably the three biggest teams during his era.
I say arguably because there is one team missing from that list, and sadly it's not Williams as they were already on the downturn once the seven-time world champion made his debut in 2007.
It's of course Red Bull, a team that for at least half his career, Hamilton has always been a chief rival against.
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