The woman who accused Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner of inappropriate behavio🔜ur is set to “lodge an appeal in the🐠 coming days”.

According to ,🥃 the female employee wants to appeal after Horner was cleared of any wrongdoing following an independent investigation.

The news surrounding the appeal is later than anticipated꧅ because the woman changed l🅷egal representation to deal with it.

The saga has beeꦰn ongoing with the Red Bull employee suspended by the team following concerns around the accuraꦕcy of her evidence.

Horner has remaine🎉d in charge of Red Bull since the allegations emerged at the start of February.

The 50-year-old was pre🌠sent at the team’s launch, and then on the pit wall inꦬ Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Horner has maintained that he is innocent, urging everyone to mꦫove on when addressing the sit♈uation to the media last week 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 ꧙to j𓄧ournalists and team principals in Bahrain, Jos Verstappen made some strong comments claiming that Horner risks tearing the team apart.

Shortly after, it transpired that Verstap♑pen was speaking to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, leaღding to intense speculation over Max’s future.

In Saudi Arabia, things escalated with H🐬elmut Marko’s future in question.

This came a💛fter some reports suggested Marko was behind the aforementioned leak as part of an internal ‘civil war’ at Red Bull amid the Horner situation.

Things have calmed down s෴ince ahead of next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix with Red Bull taking back-to-back wins.

However, an appeal will only keep the saga in the spotlig♛ht.