Horner: We are not giving up on the Constructors' Championship.

      After two races of the season, Red Bull Racing is 42 points behind McLaren in the Constructors' Cup. Christian Horner, the team leader from Milton Keynes, is not ready to give up the fight for first place in the Constructors' Championship, but admits that it will be difficult to catch up with rivals.

      Christian Horner: "We cannot say that we are giving up the fight for the Constructors' Championship. Last year, McLaren proved to everyone that it is possible to become competitive even after a difficult start to the season.

      At the moment, the fight for the Constructors' Championship seems to be a very difficult task, to achieve which we need to make serious progress with the car. We have to earn points with two cars. As you know, it hit us very hard last year.

      We need a second car in the fight. It is critically important for the team that both drivers compete for the highest possible positions."

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