Pierre Gasly may not have had the Red Bull debut he dreamed of but Christian Horner still feels he has 'more potential' than Carlos Sainz, the man he beat to the Red Bull seat. Gasly failed to make it out of Q1 for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday as a strategy error cost him in qualifying. He, according to Horner, drove the 'wheels off' his RB15 to chase down a top ten showing on the Sunday only to come up short in P11. But while Gasly was disappointed not to score, Red Bull are expecting big things from him down the line. So much so that Horner says the team chose the Frenchman because they believe he has 'more potential' than Sainz, the driver who was first in line to replace...
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