168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Daniel Ricciardo says he is hoping for a “fair outcome” to the investigation surrounding Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner.

Horner is the subject of 𒐪an investigation into allegations of inappropriate and controlling behaviour which were made by a female colleague.

The 50-yea🔜r-old has denied the claims and has continued to carry out his role as Red Bull team principal. Horner is travelling to Bahrain today ahead of this weekend’s season-opening grand prix.

Former Red Bull driver Ricciardo was asked if the investigation surrounding Horner was a distraction for him perso♛nally due to his close relationship with Horner.

“Coming into the test, obviously we🌟 were aware of everything going on,” Ricciardo told media including  in Bahrain on Wednesday.

“But would I say was it an on-track distraction? No,🌃 it wasn’t. Knowing we have so little time as well, it was really 'I need to focus on me, my team, my driving' and trying to start this week as strongly as possible.

“Do I feel for him through all of this? Ye𓆏s, I've known Christia🐲n for a long time.

“He's always been great with m🍃e. So I do hope that there is a fair outcome and resolution soon, hopeful𒐪ly before this weekend, so it's not really a distraction for him or obviously anyone in the team.

“But honestly, for us, we've ꦜhad to really just focus on ourselves and trying to get on with the task.”

Sky F1 have reported that Horner doesn’t know the outcome of th🧸e investigation, but n🌜ews is expected to be announced before the track action gets underway on Thursday.

“He’s come here without knowing how this has been resolved one way or the other. It’s I suppose a continuation of him saying ‘business as usu🐠al’ that he denies the allegations and he wants to continue with his j♓ob,” Sky’s Craig Slater reported.

“He should arrive here this evening. Will we get an outcome this evening? I have been reporting consistently that my understanding was🐓 we would get something before the sꦯtart of the season.”