Red Bull team boss Christian Horner isn't exactly excited by F1 boss Ross Brawn's potential plans to rid the F1 paddock of its lavish motorhomes. Brawn recently suggested that the teams' home away from home, which he called "gin palaces", and the carbon footprint that their long-haul transportation logistics produce have a heavy impact on the sport's quest for sustainability. Formula 1 aims to achieve a net zero carbon footprint by 2030 thanks to a diverse set of actions on site and at teams' factories. Brawn in favour of ridding F1 of 'gin palace' motorhomes "Ross needs to have a look in his own Concorde Agreement because it doesn’t make any reference to that in their...
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