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Christian Horner has spoken of the supposed ‘crisis summit’ held by Red Bull after its Bahrain disaster.
Christian Horner firmly denied allegations that Red Bull had a “crisis summit” following the disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen finished sixth and Yuki Tsunoda ninth due to balance and brake problems causing Red Bull to be the fourth-fastest team. Helmut Marko expressed concern about the performance and gathered with Horner, technical director Pierre Waché, and chief engineer Paul Monaghan to find solutions for the RB21 issues. In Jeddah, Red Bull introduced upgrades to improve race performance, with Horner dismissing claims of a crisis summit, stating that discussions with engineers after the race are routine and not indicative of a crisis. Although Red Bull faces challenges, they are diligently working to address car issues and implement upgrades in the upcoming races.
