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Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has said the side is “not worried” about the rising threat from rival Formula 1 teams as he revealed that upgrades will be arriving soon. The Austrian outfit’s dominance under the current ground effect regulations has been challenged more over recent rounds as the grid at the sharp end has […]
Despite the Austrian team’s dominant performance in recent races under the current ground effect regulations, McLaren has emerged as a strong competitor, with Lando Norris winning in Miami and challenging Max Verstappen in Imola. Ferrari also found success in Monaco. Mercedes has recovered from earlier setbacks, with George Russell securing pole position in Canada. Red Bull’s weakness with kerb-riding has been exposed on unconventional circuits, as competition levels have increased. Although Red Bull’s advantage has diminished, the team remains confident in introducing promising developments to the car. The competition becoming tighter has benefited Red Bull, as their rivals struggle for consistency, allowing them to maintain their lead in the championship.
