Christian Horner has insisted that he will still be Red Bull's team principal and chief executive in Saudi Arabia next week as he said the team were 'united' after the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Speaking to Sky, he was asked if the team was united off track. Horner said in response: "Yes absolutely. We are a very strong team. We have got tremendous support, tremendous partners and great shareholders behind us as well.
"You don't achieve this kind of result by not being united."
When asked if he would manage to hold onto his senior position with the team, Horner said: "Yes, absolutely. I wouldn't be here otherwise."
'Aggressive evolution' of Red Bull car
Horner also praised Red Bull's technical prowess and progress when it comes to car development, saying that the RB20 represents an 'aggressive' evolution of the RB19.
He said: "The perfect start and a very dominant race. I have to say a big thank you to all the men and women back at Milton Keynes who have worked so hard over the winter.
"It's testimony to all that hard work that goes on behind the scenes. A great team performance to get that one-two finish and maximum points today."
He added: "You can see it's an aggressive evolution. The whole team have done a wonderful job.
"They haven't rested on their laurels. They have pushed hard and pushed the boundaries."