Horner: Haven’t seen anything like that for a long time
Horner admits to engine concerns
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Horner admits he is ‘concerned’ about the Red Bull engine
With power unit related problems in both of the season-opening grand prix, Christian Horner admits Red Bull are “concerned”.
Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc respect helped by no animosity between Red Bull and Ferrari - Christian Horner
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said there is respect between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc, and that is partly because there are not the same “animosities” between the constructors and Ferrari. The first two F1 races of the season in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have seen Ferrari’s Leclerc and Red Bull’s Verstappen seal a victory each and the pair have gone wheel-to-wheel in both races. Ad/> The rivalry between the two drivers stems from their formative years in karting, and Horner has said the respect is evident.
Red Bull embrace Max vs Charles respect | Racing Ferrari 'different'
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it is clear Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc respect each other from their battles so far this year, and admits that racing Ferrari has been "different" because of the lack of "animosity".
Horner wants DRS rethink after Saudi ‘cat and mouse’ game
Christian Horner has called for a rethink of DRS after Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc’s “game of cat and mouse” at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Berger: Gasly is good enough for a second chance
Drivers, team bosses expect Saudi GP future talks
Battle of the 24-year-olds ticks a box for F1's new era
LONDON : After last year's battle of the generations, and young pretender Max Verstappen taking the title from seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton, Formula One's new era has fired up a clash of 24-year-olds.
Patient Max Verstappen wins Saudi Arabian GP to kick-start his title defence
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen scored his first points of the season in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, bouncing back as a winner after Red Bull's surprise blank in Bahrain the weekend before. The 24-year-old, now third in the standings after the opening two races, said he played the long game to win a 50-lap battle with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. "I'm really happy that we finally kick-started the season," said the Dutchman.