F1 | Red Bull, Marko: “Leclerc can annoy Verstappen in Austria”
The Austrian manager worried about Ferrari's improvement
With eight wins in eight races for the Red Bull, it makes you smile to read about Helmut Marko suddenly worried about the progress made by Ferrari in Canada. The suspicion is that the manager of the Anglo-Austrian team has a bit of fun making fun of his rivals, considering that Verstappen is racing in a championship of his own, having won six GPs with another two second places behind his teammate.
Red Bull is light years ahead, yet we record Marko's statements, released to the Austrian press, with which the long-time Milton Keynes consultant claims that Charles Leclerc in Spielberg could represent a threat to Max Verstappen. The assumption on which this fear is based is the brilliance demonstrated in Montreal by the SF23.
“In Canada the Ferrari was the fastest car on the track – Marko's words – And the Red Bull Ring is a circuit that suits their car well. If Leclerc starts from the first to the second row I think that for Max winning the GP will not be a walk in the park at all."
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