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Red Bull had equal pace to Mercedes in Spain - Horner 

Red Bull’s 2018 Formula 1 challenger had the pace to match race-winner Lewis Hamilton at last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, according to team principal Christian Horner.  Both Red Bull drivers failed to challenge Mercedes and Ferrari for the front two rows of the grid in Barcelona qualifying but Max Verstappen went on to claim his first podium of the season in third. Daniel Ricciardo finished fifth and 50 seconds behind Hamilton following a spin under a Virtual Safety Car period but recovered to post the fastest lap of the race in the closing stages.  Verstappen suffered front-wing damage after colliding with Lance Stroll’s Williams under the VSC but managed to hold off Ferrari’s...
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