Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Sebastian Vettel's drive in the Spanish Grand Prix shows he has “got his mojo back”. Vettel has struggled relative to team-mate Daniel Ricciardo on occasions this season as he has failed to get the new Red Bull to his liking. However, in Spain he responded to a gearbox penalty which saw him start 15th on the grid by producing an impressive drive through the field to fourth place. Horner said that last year Vettel had everything in place to deliver his best performances and warned that the signs from last weekend's race were that he was starting to feel comfortable with the new car. “Sebastian was just clearly a step ahead [in...
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