While the first day of testing told us little about the pecking order for the season ahead, especially in the midfield, it was clear that off track the political side of the sport will be as competitive and cut-throat as ever. While most teams keep their heads down, battle lines are clearly being drawn as Mercedes and Ferrari adopt their stance and McLaren and Red Bull clearly ally themselves with the sport's new owners. Be it the 2021 engine rules or the much-anticipated redistribution of the prize pot, the battles ahead will be more hard fought than anything we are likely to see on track. Showing that the winter break has done nothing to alter his view, Christian Horner pointed to last...
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