The Red Bull manager uses philosophy to mark the end of a series of 15 wins and the end of the illusion of a perfect season
The head of Red Bull, Christian Horner regretted that the team’s winning streak ended this Sunday Singapore Grand Prix, Where Max Verstappen j Czech Perez They were far from shining.
“Our streak should end at some point, but fifteen wins is truly an incredible achievement.” I would like to congratulate Ferrari and Sainz for this fantastic win, really well done,” he said. Christian Horner In Viaplay.
“Nothing went well for us this weekend. We already had difficult moments in qualifying and decided on an aggressive strategy in the race, which actually relied on an early or late safety car,” explained Christian.
The British manager had encouraging words Czech Perez who reached 250 Grand Prix competitions and was grateful that the Mexican did not give up when he was still far from fighting.
“It was a very complicated 250 Checo race, although the virtual and safety car came at the wrong time for us, but well done for hanging on until the end,” Horner said to Pérez over the radio.
Christian Horner He mentioned that the team was conditioned by the safety vehicles in the race. “The lap when the safety car came out couldn’t have been worse for us, it really ruined our race. This meant that all the cars in front had to make a pit stop, so we had to restart the race with old tires. “Under normal conditions we then had to make a pit stop, which meant we lost 45 seconds.”
Christian Horner congratulated Max Verstappen, who took fifth place. “Max (Verstappen) did a really fantastic job with his overtaking maneuvers and his speed. It was a difficult weekend for him but he kept his head and fought very hard. It was a really difficult weekend, but in the end it was a success for the entire team. “Now we can do it again next week.”
