Red Bull boss Christian Horner brushed off Toto Wolff’s post-race remarks in which the Mercedes boss said the Austrian team’s success “displeased” him. The Milton Keynes based team have been doing absolutely fantastic with the new regulations and are still one of the best machines on the grid, if not the best.<\/p>\n

In all of this, though, Red Bull has been delivering one after another every weekend to Mercedes. So much so that Wolff, after the race in Barcelona, \u200b\u200badmitted that the competitor’s success angered him. <\/p>\n

When the comments were relayed to Horner, he didn’t think much of them because he sarcastically said he didn’t pay much attention to them. The Red Bull boss also said that the team cares about winning and that’s all that matters. He told morsport.com:<\/p>\n

\u201cTo be honest, I don’t pay much attention to it. I think what matters is the score sheet at the end of the day and that sounds healthy.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The Red Bull team boss also revealed that the win was special because the team had come back from a seven-year drought.<\/p>\n

“We’re very proud of him. It just means he’s so much more than that – we were there, then we were down, and then we fought again to be here again. Every member of the team played a crucial part in that performance, and F1 is one of the most Sports are competitive in the world, and for it to run at the level we are at is something to celebrate.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The Red Bull boss feels Max Verstappen is developing at a rapid rate<\/h2>\n