Horner not happy with Wolff: "Is campaigning to change rules"

After the Azerbaijani Grand Prix, it was noticed that everyone at Mercedes was complaining about the severe bouncing of the W13. It would not be conducive to safety and therefore the international motorsport federation decided (after several drivers complained) to take measures. Unnecessary, according to Red Bull.

Horner points to Wolff: "He is campaigning to change the rules. That's somewhat ironic, because here [in Canada] Mercedes bounced much less and they were quite fast. I think their concept is the problem, not the regulations," says the team boss of the Milton Keynes-based outfit in conversation with De Telegraaf.

The addition to the regulations made by the FIA does not seem to play into Mercedes' hands, by the way. On the contrary. When a car bounces too hard and/or too often, the ride height will have to be adjusted. That often means a slower lap time and is therefore something you want to avoid as a team. Ted Kravitz therefore thinks that Red Bull will benefit the most from the measures taken by the FIA.

Meanwhile, the Mercedes team boss has his own opinion ready. He accuses 'pathetic' rivals of 'insincerity and political games'.