article_snippet: Red Bull should stop moaning and build a better car .
article_snippet: I don’t remember Frank Williams saying that because McLaren Honda engine was so powerful, McLaren’s Honda engine should be hobbled in some way.
article_snippet: How outdated that kind of attitude seems in the sport now after Red Bull’s astonishing reaction to Lewis Hamilton’s victory for Mercedes at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne last weekend.
article_snippet: Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is an intelligent man but Red Bull team principal Christian Horner suggestion that the Mercedes’ engine should be ‘equalised’ in some way did Red Bull team principal Christian Horner few favours.
article_snippet: And the threat of Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz that Red Bull team principal Christian Horner might quit the sport was laughably petulant.
article_snippet: Christian Horner (left) and Dietrich Mateschitz were not so stony-faced when Red Bull were won every race .
article_snippet: Now Christian Horner (left) and Dietrich Mateschitz have discovered Christian Horner (left) and Dietrich Mateschitz do not have a monopoly on winning, Christian Horner (left) and Dietrich Mateschitz want to walk away.
article_snippet: Look at McLaren Honda now.
article_snippet: So good luck to Mercedes.
article_snippet: Good luck to Lewis Hamilton’s, too.
article_snippet: F1 has always been about the battle to get in the best car and after years of watching Sebastian Vettel winning in the Red Bull
article_snippet: , now it’s Hamilton’s turn.
article_snippet: I’m with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff on this one.