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Herbert admits to Red Bull worries<\/h3>\n
F1 race winner Johnny Herbert admits he is worried that Red Bull only want to win races and titles. The Austrian team won their first Constructors\u2019 Championship for nine years last time around, with star driver Max Verstappen is on course for a third consecutive F1 title.<\/p>\n
Speaking to CasinoSite.nl, Herbert explained: \u201cChristian Horner has made it clear that Red Bull have no intention of letting up and not dominating the sport. That worries me. That is a mentality I understand but from the racing point of view, it is not a good thing if all they want to do is dominate.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe want to make the sport better. I would have thought Max is probably bored out of his skull. It is lovely winning and dominating but it is not challenging. And Max is the type of character that wants to be challenged. No-one is able to do that.\u201d<\/p>\n
Russell wants rule change<\/h3>\n
George Russell has urged F1 chiefs to scrap the extreme wet tyres after branding them a \u201ccomplete waste of time\u201d following the Dutch Grand Prix. The race at Zandvoort was delayed for around 40 minutes due to a torrential downpour, with Red Bull ace Max Verstappen eventually crossing the chequered flag in first position.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe intermediate choice was the right one,\u201d explained Russell, who failed to finish the race after picking up a late puncture. \u201cThat was purely done because the pit lane\u2019s too narrow and they knew that everybody would be peeling in from extreme to the inters.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat extreme tyre is a complete waste of time at the moment and I think it should just be parked. If the conditions are too wet for intermediates, they [should] enforce that we just have to wait until the conditions get better.\u201d<\/p>\n
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