Red Bull boss Christian Horner seems to believe that in hindsight, Pierre Gasly and Alex Albon were both promoted too soon, an ultimately 'unfair' move. F1 redbullracing
It was Gasly’s move from Toro Rosso to Red Bull in time for the start of the 2019 F1 season which marked the dawn of a tricky time for Red Bull, where they were struggling to find a team-mate to Max Verstappen who could get anywhere near him.
Perez has in general been able to produce performances closer to what Red Bull need, and this leads Horner to the conclusion that the team were a little “unfair” perhaps on “the previous two guys”, otherwise known as Gasly and Albon, by giving them call-ups too soon. “He’s got a good outlook on the development of the car and he’s very easy to work with, so that’s all the reasons for taking him in the first place, and he’s delivering on that.”
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