Christian Horner thinks Red Bull won't be able to dominate F1 for another seven years, despite the success enjoyed by his team since the introduction of ground-effect cars.
Christian Horner says Red Bull won't be able to enjoy"another seven years of domination" like Mercedes as rivals will start converging on Formula 1 2023's dominant team.
He, therefore, rules out that Red Bull, which has also been afforded the least amount of development time as part of F1's ATR success handicap, will be able to emulate Mercedes' dominant streak between 2014 and 2020. “Stability of regulations will bring all of the teams much closer together. You can see this is already starting to happen. It’s not going to be another seven years of domination.
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