Motor racing-Unfair to change F1 rules for one team, says Horner


FILE PHOTO: ormula One F1 - Azerbaijan Grand Prix - Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan - June 11, 2022 Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner during qualifying REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed/Pool

MONTREAL (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body should make sure Mercedes have a safer car rather than changing the rules for everyone, Red Bull boss Christian Horner suggested on Friday.

Horner told Reuters at the Canadian Grand Prix that soaring inflation and energy costs were a more pressing problem than 'porpoising', the bouncing phenomenon suffered in its most extreme by Mercedes.

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