Having seen Daniel Ricciardo claim his first F1 win and help Red Bull ended Mercedes' monopoly on the top step of the podium in 2014, Christian Horner was in playful mood as he met with the media in Montreal. With topics stretching from Ricciardo's performance to the future shape of the team following the announcement that designer Adrian Newey would be remaining on board but in a different role, Horner hinted at some interesting news to come from Milton Keynes later in the season. “We're going to sit down in the summer and explain some of the projects we're looking at,” he teased, “There's some exciting things in the pipeline for Adrian, for Red Bull and for the team.” Without...
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