Alternating which driver speaks first in debriefs is among the efforts from Red Bull to ensure a level playing field between Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. MaxVerstappen sergioperez redbullracing Formula1 f1
Red Bull’s Christian Horner has detailed some of the steps the team are taking to ensure parity between their two drivers in the title chase.
The battle between the pair for supremacy has been amicable so far, while Horner has revealed that Red Bull are making every effort to ensure the fight remains completely fair to both of their drivers.“I think it’s about just being transparent and talking things through,” Horner told the Financial Times when asked about how he handles such a tense situation between two equally-matched drivers.
“Of course, in a briefing or in a meeting they take that in but, as soon as they put a crash helmet on, I think it goes straight out the other ear,” he wryly said.
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