The woman who accused Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horne꧟r of inappropriate behaviour is set to “lodge an appeal i🐓n the coming days”.

According to , the female employee wants to appeal after Horner was cl💦eared of any wrongdoing following an independent investigation.

The news surrounding the appeal is later than anticipated because the woman✃ changed legal representation to deal with it.

The saga has been ongoing with the Red Bull employee suspended by the team following concerns around the ac🌺curacy of her evidence.

Horner has remained in charge of Red Bull since the allegations emergꦛed at the start of Febru🌄ary.

T𝄹he 50-year-old was present at the team’s launch, and then on the pit wall in Bahrain and Saudi A💎rabia.

Horner has maintained that he is innocent, urging every𒈔one to move on when addressing the situation to the media last w⛎eek in Jeddah.

However, the story has had a number of repercussions for the💜 Red Bull team as a whole.

After alleged material from the investigation was leaked to journalists and team principals in Bahrain, Jos Verstappen made some strong comments claiming that Horner risks tearing the team a✃part.

Shortly after, it transpired that Ver🗹stappen was speaking to Me🌌rcedes boss Toto Wolff, leading to intense speculation over Max’s future.

In 𓆉Sau🐎di Arabia, things escalated with Helmut Marko’s future in question.

This came after some reports suggested Marko🌃 was behind the aforemen♕tioned leak as part of an internal ‘civil war’ at Red Bull amid the Horner situation.

Things have calmed down since ahe✱ad of next weekend’s Australian Gran𓂃d Prix with Red Bull taking back-to-back wins.

However, an appeal will only keep the saga in th�🌠�e spotlight.