Horner: The balance of power will change at Silverstone.

      At the Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing introduced technical updates, but due to Max Verstappen's early first-lap retirement, the team was unable to assess their effectiveness over the race distance. Nevertheless, team principal Christian Horner is confident that these updates will work effectively at the upcoming round, and Silverstone will see the team return to the forefront.

      Christian Horner: "The updates are actually quite modest, but we'll see how they perform at Silverstone. The track is different there, and the weather will likely be different, although currently it's hot in the UK. I believe that at Silverstone, the balance of power will shift again."

      "In our business, there are no quick fixes, and any progress takes time. We need to understand the causes of difficulties and address them, and this year has revealed some issues with our tools."

      "The whole team is working hard to understand everything because we want to turn the situation around and make a step forward. This year, only one team is performing consistently, while the relative positions behind them change every weekend in the battle to be the best of the rest."