German GP Alerts for Red Bull

Although noting that the failure to win the German GP is not a disaster, Red Bullstill think their failure to win there as an alarm to be more vigilant.

Red Bull who won the pole in the name of Mark Webber failed to take any of the drivers, both Webber and Sebastian Vettel, winner in the race to be held at theNurburgring circuit on Sunday (24/07/2011).

However, because Webber can still grab the pole and finished third and fourthplace finish Vettel, Red Bull principal Christian Horner considers the results inGermany is not a disaster.

"If you look at Valencia, McLaren are declining, while the Ferrari it is rising, but obviously they are a great team and they fought hard to chase us," Horner said inAutosport.

"We remain competitive in many types of different tracks. We can win the pole inall Grand Prix this season, we won six of the 10 series and always be on the podium, so this is far from a disaster," he added.

However, Horner admits that this is an alarm for his team. In the future, 'Red Bull' must be vigilant because all teams want to evict them.

"Obviously, this race is a reminder that we must not relax, and indeed none ofthese team members who lazed. Everyone keep working hard," Horner guarantee