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Red Bull boss Christian Horner is unsure whether the improved speed Mercedes showed across Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix weekend was “genuine or a one-off”. Mercedes had lagged behind the leading three teams in the opening rounds, but upgrades to its W15 car have inspired an upturn that made it a contender in Montreal. The […]
Mercedes struggled in the early races but upgrades to their W15 car boosted their performance, putting them in contention in Montreal. George Russell claimed pole position, but errors prevented him from winning. Red Bull’s Christian Horner expressed cautious optimism about Mercedes’ renewed pace, attributing it to favorable track conditions. Horner also responded to comments from Mercedes Technical Director James Allison, underlining Red Bull’s resilience. Despite recent successes, Horner stressed the need for continuous improvement to stay ahead of McLaren, Ferrari, and Mercedes. With challenging circuits on the horizon, Red Bull must strive to maintain their lead in the championship race.
