Martin Brundle thinks it was “odd” that Christian Horner labelled Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez as Red Bull’s best-ever pairing in F1
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Horner said: “We’re very lucky we got two fantastic drivers and you know their combined efforts the last two years have been stunning. “Obviously, you know, that first Drivers’ World Championship for Max in ’21 and then the double championship last year and winning 17 Grands Prix between the two of them.
“First and third in in the Drivers’ Championship and of course, bringing home that Constructors’ Championship back to Oracle Red Bull Racing for the first time in eight years. And, you know, these guys, I think it’s the best pairing we’ve ever had in Formula 1. It’s been hugely successful. “We’re going to need every bit of that this year as we go against some big opponents, with the other teams looking to come back at us after such a dominant season last year, but we’re very fortunate to have to two such talented drivers.”
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