They were free to race Christian Horner Red Bull team principal
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7003382Fourteenth to first Fourteenth to first...https://t.co/5qBoEhowWu Max Verstappen started P14 at the Belgium GP after earning pole position in qualifying because of an engine penalty. His teammate, Sergio Perez, started second and maintained that to earn a spot on the podium with Carlos Sainz next. Verstappen, being in DRS range from Perez before his pit stop, took the lead ahead of him to surpass Sainz later and easily cruised to another victory. It was one of his best performances. After the race, Christian Horner was questioned regarding this, as there were doubts about how Verstappen overtook Perez so easily. However, Horner made it clear that there was no use of team orders at Spa. He revealed that it was specifically discussed during the pre-race briefing that the drivers were free to race. "We discussed that [team orders] during the [pre-race] briefing - they were free to race" “We expected that they might meet in the last stint and then they would be free to race each other, provided they were respected.” Oracle Red Bull Racing@redbullracingDouble podium Our fifth of the season 160081253Double podium Our fifth of the season https://t.co/aYx4tslkWx
They were free to race - Red Bull boss on team orders to Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez before 2022 F1 Belgian GP
By Khyati C Modified 07 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner looks on from the pitwall ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of The Netherlands at Circuit Zandvoort on September 02, 2022 in Zandvoort, Netherlands. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images) Red Bull team principal Christian Horner stuck to his ground that both of his drivers were free to race at the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix. He completely dismissed all the implications and accusations that Red Bull used team orders to help Max Verstappen cruise past his teammate Sergio Perez. Oracle Red Bull Racing@redbullracingFourteenth to first Fourteenth to first...7003382Fourteenth to first Fourteenth to first...https://t.co/5qBoEhowWu Max Verstappen started P14 at the Belgium GP after earning pole position in qualifying because of an engine penalty. His teammate, Sergio Perez, started second and maintained that to earn a spot on the podium with Carlos Sainz next. Verstappen, being in DRS range from Perez before his pit stop, took the lead ahead of him to surpass Sainz later and easily cruised to another victory. It was one of his best performances. After the race, Christian Horner was questioned regarding this, as there were doubts about how Verstappen overtook Perez so easily. However, Horner made it clear that there was no use of team orders at Spa. He revealed that it was specifically discussed during the pre-race briefing that the drivers were free to race. "We discussed that [team orders] during the [pre-race] briefing - they were free to race" “We expected that they might meet in the last stint and then they would be free to race each other, provided they were respected.” Oracle Red Bull Racing@redbullracingDouble podium Our fifth of the season 160081253Double podium Our fifth of the season https://t.co/aYx4tslkWx