Can Red Bull prevent tension between Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez from spilling over? 🤔 F1 It's time for our AustralianGP talking points
After being Red Bull’s biggest challengers last year, the Italian outfit have dramatically fallen back and have a gaping deficit to overturn. With doubts cast over whether Ferrari are moving in the right direction following a winter of upheaval, it is already looking like a long season ahead for F1’s most famous team.
Can Ferrari finally get the most out of their current package in Melbourne, or will it prove to be another fruitless weekend?It has been an incredible turnaround for ‘Team Silverstone’. After slumping to a disappointing seventh in the 2021 constructors’ championship, Aston Martin find themselves a remarkable second following the opening two rounds of the campaign.In both Bahrain and Jeddah, Alonso finished in the ‘best of the rest’ position of third behind the dominant Red Bull drivers.
It remains to be seen whether Aston Martin can catch Red Bull this season, but for the time being the team are satisfied with playing second fiddle, which has more than exceeded their wildest expectations in the off-season. Can F1’s surprise package stay ahead of Mercedes and Ferrari to make it three podiums on the spin in Australia this weekend?
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