Red Bull have downplayed their struggles at the Chinese Grand Prix with team principal Christian Horner insisting it was due to the nature of the track. The team claimed a 1-2 finish in Malaysia three weeks ago while Sebastian Vettel also secured pole at Sepang as well as the season-opener in Melbourne. However, the team were off the pace of Ferrari, Lotus and Mercedes in qualifying at Shanghai as Vettel decided not to set a time in Q3 while Mark Webber failed to make into to the final qualifying session. Although things went slightly better on the Sunday with Vettel finishing P4, the team didn't really have the pace to challenge the front-runners. Horner, though, refused to be too...
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