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Another Disappointing Weekend for Red Bull
By Ian Lockwood August 4 2008
Red Bull racing suffered another disappointing race weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix, coming away with no points despite both cars finishing the race. 9th (Webber) and 13th (Coulthard) was the result, with the teams rivals for fourth place in the constructors championship both bagging a big haul of points.

Car 10, MARK WEBBER, (Finish Position 9th, Start Position: 8th)

"We weren't quick enough. We didn't do a good enough job in qualifying yesterday, which hurt us in the race. We struggled to find pace - and it was hard to stay with the Toyotas and Renaults, who we're fighting in the Championship. Let's hope it's this track though and that we can bounce back in Valencia."  

Car 9, DAVID COULTHARD, (Finish Position 11th, Start Position: 13th)

"Unfortunately I got some traffic before my last stop, which allowed Nick (Heidfeld) to pass me; otherwise I couldn't do anymore today. The car has a lot of oversteer and rear sliding. Now we'll just focus on the next race and see that we can do there."

CHRISTIAN  HORNER:  

"A  disappointing  race.  Unfortunately  we  just  weren't  fast enough and it was a circuit that didn't play to our strengths. Our nearest rivals both had respectable scores today, but we'll be pushing hard to recover lost ground in the remaining races."  

BENTEYN PIERRE-EMERIC, Renault, M Webber Engine Engineer, Track Support:

"We're disappointed not to score any points this weekend. We'll continue working hard to find more performance in our package and will fight hard to come back soon

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