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Horner: Red Bull Racing no scapegoat in cost-cutting row

By Jonathan Noble Friday, July 6th 2012, 12:43 GMT

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner insists his team should not be singled out as the 'scapegoats' in blocking moves to cut costs in Formula 1 - as he said that all he wants to do is make sure other outfits are not given an unfair advantage.

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