Geri Halliwell and her husband Christian Horner were spotted enjoying a day out at the Point-to-Point races in Worcestershire on Thursday, accompanied by Christian's parents, Sara and Garry. The couple watched their horse, Lift Me Up, compete in the event, though it finished a disappointing third out of three runners.
Stylish Outfits and Family Time
For the occasion, Geri Halliwell, the 52-year-old former Spice Girl, looked chic in a white padded jacket layered over a beige jumper and jeans. She accessorised with a cream scarf and a green hat to keep warm. Meanwhile, Christian Horner, the 51-year-old former Red Bull Formula One team principal, opted for a grey flat cap paired with a wax jacket and jeans. The pair appeared in good spirits, seen waving and enjoying the event with family.
Behind the Scenes of Christian Horner's Red Bull Departure
The outing comes just weeks after the release of the new series of Drive To Survive, which features emotional footage of Christian Horner breaking the news of his sacking to Geri Halliwell. In the documentary, Christian reveals he was deposed midway through the 2025 season amid a suspected power struggle at Red Bull, one year after a sex texting scandal that rocked Formula One.
Christian Horner eventually left the team in July after receiving an £80 million package. The documentary shows Geri Halliwell had an ominous inkling that her husband's Red Bull days were numbered, recalling a conversation where she predicted he would be fired. Scenes depict Christian looking visibly emotional as he discusses his feelings of loss and betrayal.
Geri Halliwell's Support and Future F1 Ambitions
Geri Halliwell has been a steadfast supporter of Christian throughout the turmoil, including during the 2024 scandal when she flew to Bahrain to stand by him. In the documentary, she is seen trying to lift his mood at their Cotswolds home, with the couple later horsing around by their swimming pool.
Christian Horner also addresses speculation about who was responsible for his sacking, dismissing theories involving star driver Max Verstappen and his father Jos. Instead, he points to decisions by Oliver Mintzlaff with Helmut Marko advising, citing changes after founder Dietrich Mateschitz's death.
Since his departure, Christian Horner has expressed a desire to return to Formula One, stating he has "unfinished business in the sport" and is eyeing opportunities with rival constructors like Aston Martin. However, he emphasises he will only come back for a winning team, missing the sport and the people he worked with.
