McLaren believe it is 'only a matter of time' before rivals catch up with Max Verstappen and Red Bull 👀 McLarenF1 RedBull F1 Formula1
McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has warned that it is “just a matter of time” until other teams begin to challenge Max Verstappen and Red Bull at the front in F1.
And while the racing at the front may be uninteresting, he has been encouraged by the close competition in the midfield. “And I think that while Max is dominating, the balance of the racing is pretty awesome. It takes 20 cars to put on an exciting race and while the excitement of who’s going to win might be not where we all want it to be I think the balance of the racing is quite, quite exciting.”
“If you take Sergio who’s winning races but, you know, he kind of puts everyone back into the mix. So it’s a bit of a Max special at the moment.”
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