Christian Horner says Red Bull's overwhelming success in F1 this season "did not sit comfortably" with its rivals who brought out the knives to fight the championship-winning outfit. Red Bull suffered a slow start to its 2022 campaign due to a string of reliability issues that hit the team and reigning world champion Max Verstappen in two of the first three races of the season. But thereafter, there was no looking back for the Milton Keynes-based outfit and its star driver who took advantage of their rivals' weakness while capitalizing on their own strengths to power ahead in both the Constructors and Drivers' standings. However, Red Bull's cost cap saga proved a potentially...
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