Christian Horner praises Max Verstappen’s masterclass after everything had gone ‘against’ Red Bull at Brazilian GP
Christian Horner expressed happiness after Max Verstappen's remarkable win at the Brazilian GP despite many setbacks.
Christian Horner and Max Verstappen (image via IMAGO)
Max Verstappen’s victory at the Brazilian GP was no less than a fairytale. The Dutchman had a tough Friday and Saturday, leaving no hopes for him to even be on the podium.
With an engine change and a qualifying disaster, he started the race from P17. However, the race turned out to be a roller coaster, with the Red Bull driver winning his eighth Grand Prix of the season in style.
Team principal Christian Horner and the entire team expressed happiness with the result. Horner emphasized that it was a rollercoaster of emotions for Red Bull and Max Verstappen particularly. Reflecting on his win, the 50-year-old praised Verstappen’s masterclass, stating he was in a league of his own.
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"It was a masterclass today from Max. He was in a league of his own, I think as a team we got all the calls right. The car had great pace, so outstanding drive, to come from 17th this morning.
Everything… pic.twitter.com/8SRDIQCxz7
Verstappen’s climb through the grid was nothing short of incredible. He passed six cars on the first lap and capitalized on opportunities presented by other drivers’ mistakes.
Christian Horner claims Red Bull demonstrated the ‘never give up’ attitude
Red Bull has been going through a tough phase this season, struggling to secure victories and dealing with multiple car problems. Their RB20 suffered from balance issues, impacting Max Verstappen’s performance.
The Austrian team even lost speed and found it hard to compete with teams like Williams. However, Christian Horner highlighted the team’s determination behind the scenes as a key factor in overcoming this slump.
The Brazilian GP win helps Max Verstappen very much in the Drivers’ Championship. He now has 393 points to his name, with McLaren’s Lando Norris 62 points behind him.
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