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Red Bull boss Christian Horner has warned that recent circuits have not suited its 2024 Formula 1 car, despite accepting that McLaren is providing a closer challenge. Discounting a blip in Australia where Max Verstappen retired and gave Ferrari a 1-2, Red Bull has continued to be the pre-eminent side in the nascent stages this […]
Red Bull has been the dominant force in the early stages of the season, with five wins putting them ahead in the Constructors’ standings. McLaren’s Miami upgrades helped Lando Norris clinch his first win, showing competitiveness with their updated MCL38 car at Imola. Despite coming close to pole position, Norris finished just behind Verstappen in the race, increasing speculation of a potential title fight. Red Bull’s Team Principal, Horner, acknowledges the narrowing performance gaps between teams and expects more closely contested races ahead. Red Bull recognizes McLaren as a strong competitor but highlights that certain venues may not suit their car’s strengths and that Monaco poses a unique challenge due to its characteristics. Horner believes success in Monaco will depend on both a strong car and a driver willing to push the limits.
