Red Bull raced its 300th Formula 1 Grand Prix last weekend and team principal Christian Horner has reflected on what he believes to be the key turning point at which the team began to be taken seriously by its rivals. In his own words, Horner said Red Bull was considered the "party team" in its early days in F1, with the flashy Energy Station and loud music blaring from the garage. Article continues under video Asked to pinpoint the moment perception of the team changed, Horner had no hesitation. "Definitely having Adrian join was a turning moment that we went from being the party team to, well these guys are actually serious about what they are doing," Horner told the...
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