Charles Leclerc's retirement in the Spanish Grand Prix came unexpectedly, as the Ferrari seemed to be one of the most reliable cars in the field so far. Christian Horner sees it in the overall context of the Formula 1 season, where things like this often balance out naturally. Red Bull Racing had reliability problems especially in the first races of the season, resulting in two crashes for Max Verstappen. According to Horner it was only a matter of time before Ferrari would also experience bad luck. Read more Red Bull considers taking Monaco update off the car: 'Safe route' Horner sees balance in F1 season "These kinds of things always settle over a season. They had bad luck today, we...
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