Red Bull would vote against 'halo' safety device


Britain Formula One - F1 - British Grand Prix 2016 - Silverstone, England - 10/7/16 Red Bull's Max Verstappen during the race REUTERS/Andrew Boyers Livepic EDITORIAL USE ONLY.

LONDON (Reuters) - Red Bull would oppose the introduction of a proposed 'halo' cockpit protection device in Formula One next season if it comes to a vote, team principal Christian Horner has said.

Former champions Red Bull had the device installed on their car at the start of the sport's second in-season test at Silverstone on Tuesday, becoming the second team to try it out after Ferrari.

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