Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated why the team did not consider hiring Carlos Sainz Jnr to replace the struggling Sergio Perez. Sainz was previously a member of Red Bull’s junior academy and made his F1 debut alongside Max Verstappen at their second team, known at the time as Toro Rosso in 2015.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has given a further indication they are preparing to part ways with Sergio Perez. The team announced it had extended Perez’s contract by two years in June, after the Monaco Grand Prix. He finished the opening six rounds inside the top five, but his form nose-dived after then. Perez
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has given his full backing to Max Verstappen in his war of words with George Russell. The Mercedes driver accused Verstappen of threatening to crash into him after he lost pole position to his rival due to a grid penalty in Qatar last week. Russell said Verstappen told him:
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner suggested Sergio Perez may choose not to remain at the team next year after another point-less race in Qatar. Perez spun out of the race on the 39th lap as the field prepared to restart. It was the seventh time this year he has failed to score in a
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says the set-up changes the team made to Sergio Perez’s car for the sprint race helped his team mate take pole position in Qatar. Max Verstappen qualified sixth for the sprint race but beat George Russell to pole position for the grand prix by five hundredths of a second.
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