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Red Bull team boss Christian Horner will make his first public appearance on Thursday since a <\/b>complaint of inappropriate behaviour<\/a> was made against him.<\/b><\/p>\n The 50-year-old is under investigation by Red Bull, but is expected to be at the launch of the team’s new F1 car.<\/p>\n He was interviewed by an independent lawyer on Friday over claims about his behaviour towards a female employee.<\/p>\n Horner, who has led the team since 2005, has denied the allegations.<\/p>\n It is not known whether Horner will address the claims against him directly in interviews at the launch of the RB20 car, at Red Bull’s Milton Keynes factory.<\/p>\n But his presence will overshadow the event. He is unlikely to be able to comment specifically on the allegations, but they will inevitably be a focus of attention in enquiries towards him and drivers Max Verstappen and his team-mate Sergio Perez.<\/p>\n Red Bull’s parent company has said it takes the allegations against Horner “extremely seriously” and added it “would not be appropriate to comment before the investigation is completed”.<\/p>\n