When Carlos Sainz said that if he couldn't move up to the Red Bull team he would be making other plans, he knew it was not going to go down well with his bosses. Never mind that Christian Horner was first to criticise the Spaniard, reminding him that it was Red Bull that had financed his rise through the ranks and brought him to F1, it was the reaction of the Lord High Executioner, Helmut Marko, that everyone waited on. And he didn't disappoint. The Austrian, who reports directly to Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz, and is legendary for his brusque no-nonsense approach, echoed Horner's comments but with added menace. Sainz was going nowhere. Asked if his move was a calculated risk, Sainz...
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