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Red Bull, McLaren brace for difficult Bahrain

Red Bull-Renault and McLaren-Honda are bracing for a difficult Bahrain grand prix. Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko's frustration boiled over in China on Sunday, declaring to Kleine Zeitung newspaper: "With so many problems, this is hardly motor sport anymore." Indeed, it was nothing short of a miserable Shanghai race for the former world champions, as engine partner Renault suffered widespread reliability problems across both the senior Red Bull team as well as the junior squad Toro Rosso. Afterwards, team boss Christian Horner showed a united front in a joint press briefing with Renault's Cyril Abiteboul, the Briton insisting: "We have a good relationship with Renault, but...
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