The form of Aston Martin, Ferrari and Mercedes has fluctuated over the last few F1 races. Here are some answers as to why Red Bull's rivals haven't been so consistent in the 2023 season so far:
team principal Toto Wolff claimed “we don't know” why there have been so many recent swings in race pace between the three teams in question, adding that “the only stable factor is actually Max because even within Red Bull, Sergio [Perez] has these swings and it is not easy to understand”.
“I think in Spain, Mercedes was clearly the second-fastest team and they were challenging Red Bull in a way, and they got much closer to Red Bull. “But, at the moment, we don't have a clear answer. I think it's track a specific [thing]. It's something that we're still investigating.” “So, perhaps that is a reason for the fluctuation. We don’t really have the answers yet as to why that is.
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