From GMM
Christian Horner could not hide his smile despite a Red Bull not winning Sunday's Hungarian grand prix.
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel finished the Budapest race second, but because the fifth-placed Jenson Button won, the German's vast gap grew from 77 points to 85 over teammate Mark Webber.
And Vettel's gap to the closest non-Red Bull runner - Lewis Hamilton - is now a whopping 88 points with just 8 races to run.
"Excluding the Red Bull drivers, Jenson was the one we wanted as the winner," Red Bull team boss Horner is quoted as saying by German media.
"Congratulations to him. We are not disappointed. In situations like that it's always a lottery," said the Briton.
Formula one figures are now looking forward to an almost one-month break before Spa-Francorchamps, including a mandatory two-week factory shutdown.
"We will be working at full speed for another week until we close the factory and re-charge our batteries -- just like KERS," joked Christian Horner.
Christian Horner could not hide his smile despite a Red Bull not winning Sunday's Hungarian grand prix.
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel finished the Budapest race second, but because the fifth-placed Jenson Button won, the German's vast gap grew from 77 points to 85 over teammate Mark Webber.
And Vettel's gap to the closest non-Red Bull runner - Lewis Hamilton - is now a whopping 88 points with just 8 races to run.
"Excluding the Red Bull drivers, Jenson was the one we wanted as the winner," Red Bull team boss Horner is quoted as saying by German media.
"Congratulations to him. We are not disappointed. In situations like that it's always a lottery," said the Briton.
Formula one figures are now looking forward to an almost one-month break before Spa-Francorchamps, including a mandatory two-week factory shutdown.
"We will be working at full speed for another week until we close the factory and re-charge our batteries -- just like KERS," joked Christian Horner.