Red Bull F1 Team Boss Christian Horner Ties the Knot with Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell
- Horner and Halliwell wed in St Mary's Church in Woburn, Bedfordshire
- David Coultard, Daniel Ricciardo, Eddie Jordan, Niki Lauda and Jackie Stewart all attended the ceremony
- The couple have been in a relationship for just over a year and became engaged in November 2014
AP 17 May 2015
Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner has married former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell in a ceremony attended by a host of high-profile stars from the world of motor racing.
Horner and Halliwell wed in St Mary's Church in Woburn, Bedfordshire on Friday afternoon.
A host of F1 personalties, past and present, attended the wedding including former racing star David Coulthard and current Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo.
Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner and former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell have married in Woburn
Former racing star David Coulthard and current Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo (top) both attended
Former F1 driver and TV commentator Eddie Jordan arrives for the ceremony at St Mary's Church in Woburn
Sir Jackie Stewart and his wife Helen were also in attendance for Horner's big day
Horner (second right) arrives for the ceremony along with this his groomsmen
The couple have been in a relationship for just over a year and became engaged in November 2014
Former Spice Girl Emma Bunton and her partner Jade Jones arrive for the wedding
British singer and TV presenter Myleene Klass arrives with her guest
Other attendees included former F1 driver and TV commentator Eddie Jordan, Three-time F1 World Champion and Mercedes chief Niki Lauda as well as ex-racing legend Jackie Stewart.
The couple have been in a relationship for just over a year and became engaged in November 2014
Horner's big day follows an eventful week for his team after Red Bull dropped yet another hint they will quit Formula One if they aren't competing at the sharp end of the grid.
The British-based team have a contractual agreement to stay in the sport until 2020, while their deal with engine supplier Renault runs until at least the end of 2016.
Red Bull, who won four successive titles with Renault from 2010 to 2013, have been vocal in their criticism of the French manufacturer's V6 turbo hybrid engine, which has proved uncompetitive.
Indeed team principal Horner labelled the season a write-off after Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, only the fifth of 19 races scheduled. Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat finished a lowly seventh and 10th respectively.
Three-time F1 World Champion and Mercedes chief Niki Lauda was also in attendance
And talk of walking away from the grand prix circus was given further impetus on Monday when their motorsport consultant Dr Helmut Marko, who is close to company owner Dietrich Mateschitz, sent what sounded like an open invitation to Audi.
'If we don't have a competitive engine in the near future, then either Audi is coming or we are out,' Marko said.
'The VW Group first has to sort out, who will run the brand of VW, and when they have sorted all these things maybe then they can think about what they are doing in motorsport.'
Lauda (left) and Jordan share a joke following the ceremony in southern England