Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was far from pleased with how the Italian GP ended at Monza, understanding the fans' frustrations.
The crowd at Ferrari’s home race were making their feelings clear as boos rang out – a reaction Horner can certainly understand.
“We don’t want to win a race under a Safety Car,” Horner told Sky Sports F1. “And that’s something we’ve talked about for many, many years that they should finish racing – there was enough time to get that race going. “We’d saved a new set of tyres, we had a new set versus Charles’ scrubbed set, but it was all set for a grandstand finish we didn’t get to see.
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