🗣️ 'It's something that we should be sensible about' Christian Horner has said Red Bull would support an F1 engine equalisation plan if major performance disparities have opened up between manufacturers ⬇️
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said Formula 1 teams need to do the"sensible" thing and back a push for engine equalisation if major performance disparities have opened up.
Although teams do not like handing performance gains to rivals, the situation surrounding equalisation during a power unit freeze is a different matter. That is why Red Bull boss Horner thinks that, if the FIA can show that there is disparity between the engines, then it is only right that moves are made to put everyone on a level playing field.
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