Horner "did a good job" in calming down Verstappen as he receives praise from Windsor after Saudi Arabia

The Dutchman received a five-second penalty for overtaking Oscar Piastri on lap 1 of Sunday's Grand Prix, cutting the chicane and gaining an advantage which was not handed back, resulting in him dropping down to P2 after serving he penalty, which is where he ended.

Afterwards, the 27-year-old was extremely angry with the decision made by the stewards and the FIA, which resulted in him swearing over the team radio after initially hearing about the penalty, then deciding not to speak about the penalty in the paddock afterwards.

"In my opinion, I thought he did quite a good job of calming Max," Windsor started by saying to his YouTube channel, believing that Horner did a good job at keeping things together on the pit wall.

Windsor continued on by then talking about how the Brit has been able to keep the Red Bull ship upright, despite many issues hitting the Austrian team, including the loss of many top team individuals, along with the allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

"I think he has his team together there, and they are coming together pretty well post Adrian Newey leaving," was Windsor's concluding verdict.