Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes it is too simplistic to suggest Mercedes has the momentum in the championship battle based on the past two races. Lewis Hamilton won in Brazil despite starting the Sprint from the back of the grid and climbing through to fifth, with another grid penalty for the main race seeing him start from 10th place. He then followed that up with a relatively comfortable victory in Qatar to cut Max Verstappen’s lead in the drivers’ championship to eight points, but Horner says the prior two races in Mexico and the United States — where Verstappen won — need taking into account. “I think we’ve been round the world pretty much over the...
Full Story »