Red Bull might have been locked out of the front row for the Spanish Grand Prix by a dominant display from Mercedes, but team principal Christian Horner reckons that it just made for an enticing prospect for race day with everything to play for,"A very interesting qualifying," he said after the chequered flag came out. "With the two Mercedes ahead of us and Kimi and Fernando behind it makes a fascinating grid for tomorrow's race."Horner was far from disappointed with the performance of star driver Sebastian Vettel, who exceeded the team's expectations by blasting his way to third place on the grid."Sebastian put in a phenomenal lap at the end of Q3 to line up third...
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