Red Bull were recently unable to extract performance from both their cars at the Italian GP, where Max Verstappen and Sergio Perezfinished sixth and eighth respectively.
The team’s woes persisted in Baku, with Perez bettering his champion team-mate by qualifying P4 whilst Verstappen languished in sixth.
Christian Horner under ‘pressure’ at Azerbaijan GP
Verstappen remained in no man’s land throughout the Azerbaijan GP, unable to surge to the front and finished a disappointing fifth.
It was left to Perez to apply pressure on Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri for the race victory, however his race came undone during the closing stages of the grand prix.
As Carlos Sainz and Perez battled for P3, the pair collided as they exited Turn 2 and crashed into the barriers, eradicating all the progress the Mexican star made over the weekend.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner discussed their performance woes ahead of FP2 in Baku, and revealed he was feeling the ‘pressure’ following their results in Monza - which will have only worsened after the Azerbaijan GP.