Red Bull could have beaten Ferrari without Q3 'jockeying' - Christian Horner read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Ferrari has set the "gold standard" in F1 engine performance in 2019. read more »

Ten years after Sebastian Vettel gave Red Bull Racing their first ever victory in Formula 1, Team Principal Christian Horner reflects on that special day in a gloomy Shanghai. read more »

Ferrari pace is enormously impressive - Christian Horner read more »

Christian Horner admits Red Bull are still trying to find the sweet spot with their RB15, which he has has "quite a narrow" operating window. read more »

Red Bull F1 boss Christian Horner says Pierre Gasly's "life will get a lot easier" once he manages to turnaround his qualifying form. read more »

Red Bull supremo Christian Horner has laughed off suggestions that constructors will reach an agreement with Liberty Media regarding a new rules package ahead of the June... read more »

As Christian Horner says there is "no chance" of agreement on 2021 technical regulations by June deadline, smaller teams believe a delay would be fairer for all. read more »

Neither Max Verstappen nor Pierre Gasly were able to get their tyres to work at their optimum at any time during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, according to team principal... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has backed Pierre Gasly to overcome his difficult start to life in the team. Gasly as struggled for form since moving from Toro Rosso... read more »

Christian Horner could not resist aiming a dig at former suppliers Renault after both of the French marque's cars ground to a halt within seconds of each other at the... read more »

Christian Horner pokes fun at Renault's double DNF read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner accepts an unlikely podium won't act as too much frustration after Renault's double DNF denied Max Verstappen a late attack for third... read more »

Christian Horner can't help himself, if there is a reason to have a dig at Renault, he'll take it and take it he did in Bahrain. read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner could not resist an opportunity to kick Renault while it was down after the French manufacturer suffered a cruel double retirement in the... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes pushing back the 2021 F1 rule changes from June to December would suit all teams read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reckons that the first race of the 2019 F1 season in Australia does not provide an accurate "benchmark" to determine how... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the Bahrain Grand Prix will give a better example of the 2019 pecking order. read more »

Christian Horner thinks it is premature to put Red Bull in the world championship conversation despite kicking off its new Honda partnership with a podium. read more »

Carlos Sainz has defended his decision to quit Red Bull following claims from Christian Horner that Pierre Gasly has 'more potential'. read more »

A podium for Max Verstappen was a great way for Red Bull to start their new relationship with Honda, according to Christian Horner. read more »

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... read more »

Red Bull F1 boss Christian Horner has urged Pierre Gasly to be given time to flourish, following his disappointing Australian GP.  read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has backed new recruit Pierre Gasly after a difficult start to 2019 for the French driver. Promoted from Toro Rosso to replace Daniel... read more »

Racing from 17th on the grid to 11th at the chequered flag, Christian Horner reckons Pierre Gasly was "unlucky" not to score in the Australian Grand Prix. read more »