Red Bull boss Christian Horner is not fazed if he is not a popular man in the Formula One paddock, suggesting that success breeds contempt. Horner's leadership skills were called into question - and not for the first time either - when Sebastian Vettel ignored his instructions at the Malaysian Grand Prix and overtook his team-mate, Mark Webber. Vettel was harshly criticised for his decision and Horner did not get off lightly either, with his ability to control those in his team seemingly in doubt. However, having won three consecutive Drivers' and Constructors' Championships, Horner has plenty of success to point to in his defence, and the Briton believes that it is this success that has...
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