Marko’s Worrying Australian GP Verdict After Red Bull’s….Read more
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has expressed concern over the team’s performance heading into the Australian Grand Prix, admitting that their recent developments have been “not promising.” Despite the team’s dominant start to the season, Marko’s comments suggest that Red Bull may not have the clear advantage they had hoped for in Melbourne.
After a strong showing in the opening rounds, Red Bull has continued refining their RB20, but Marko believes the latest updates haven’t delivered the expected step forward. *“We’ve made changes, but the results so far haven’t been as promising as we would like,”* he admitted. *“Other teams are catching up, and we need to stay ahead.”*
With Ferrari and Mercedes looking to close the gap, any misstep from Red Bull could open the door for their rivals. The Australian GP is often unpredictable, and Marko’s concerns hint at potential struggles ahead. While Max Verstappen remains the favorite, both Ferrari and McLaren have shown flashes of competitiveness, and Red Bull cannot afford complacency.
The team will be closely analyzing performance data during practice sessions to ensure they extract the most from their car. Marko remains confident in Red Bull’s ability to adapt, but his cautious tone suggests that the battle at the front could be tighter than expected.
As the weekend unfolds, all eyes will be on Red Bull to see whether their ‘underwhelming’ progress proves costly or if they can maintain their grip on the championship race.
