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Horner: Hamilton and Vettel could never be teammates

Red Bull boss admits teaming multi-champions up would never work. Ahead of a season which will hopefully see Sebastian Vettel close the gap to Mercedes, and thereby Lewis Hamilton, Christian Horner insists the two could never work within the same team. Claiming that before joining Mercedes, the Briton sought a seat with the Austrian team, which scored four successive titles with Vettel, Horner, having already endured the squabbles between the German and Mark Webber, admits it was never on the cards. 'At the time it would have been impossible to accommodate Lewis and Sebastian in the team, and obviously we went on to achieve a huge amount with Seb,' said Horner according to the Daily...
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