Red Bull boss Christian Horner reckons 2012 Pirellis may remain a mystery for teams

By Jonathan Noble and Glenn Freeman

Tuesday, June 12th 2012, 10:28 GMT

Red Bull Racing believes Formula 1 teams may never totally get on top of the tyres this season - as a number of outfits chase the secret to having both good qualifying performance as well as long-distance pace in the race

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Red Bull boss Christian Horner reckons 2012 Pirellis may remain a mystery for teams