Jolyon Palmer believes Red Bull made things 'unnecessarily complicated' by implementing team orders between Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez in Spain at the weekend. Perez had been told by his race engineer to not hold Verstappen up on his fresher tyres in the latter stages of the race, in which Red Bull were the only team fighting for victory after Charles Leclerc's retirement halfway through proceedings. But Perez had been leading the race on his own merit, which led him to call for talks within the team to account for the 'very unfair' outcome of him having to move aside for his team-mate. It's likely that Verstappen would have passed Perez for the victory on track given the rate at...
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