Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has revealed that a rival F1 outfit took the opportunity of the team's cost cap breach and its "tainted" reputation last year to try and lure its sponsors away. In a high-strong competitive world like Formula 1 that takes no prisoners, teams will fight on the track but also off it, whether its to gain or denounce a regulatory advantage or a commercial upper hand by convincing a competitor's partner to join its side. Red Bull's sporting success has surpassed that of Mercedes in the past two years, and yet the Milton Keynes-based outfit doesn't enjoy the same fan fervor as its arch-rival, let alone as Ferrari. Although Max Verstappen can rely on...
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