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Max Verstappen was in charge of the Monaco Grand Prix from start to finish and secured the third consecutive Red Bull Racing victory at Monaco. Fernando Alonso was second throughout the race while Esteban Ocon completed the podium for Alpine.
Premature. There’s like 14 races left? Bound to be unreliability in there at some point, along with a race with exceptional circumstances. They will likely tail off towards the end of the season, when both championships are won. Alonso should bag a couple of wins somewhere in the calendar.
is going to be a long wait Max is in his forth season without any pu related failures in a race ,perez will be there to cover him i dont expect him to have brain fade for every race.the rbrhonda duo are operating at high level.others cant even complete the required 7 race engine milage without occasionally blowing an engine or two.DGP123 wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 11:54Premature. There’s like 14 races left? Bound to be unreliability in there at some point, along with a race with exceptional circumstances. They will likely tail off towards the end of the season, when both championships are won. Alonso should bag a couple of wins somewhere in the calendar.
I’d say the gearbox. Yea we have had a shaft issue on Max’s car but that could be down to over zealous weight saving or a ill manufactured part - which can happen.
Maybe if we were a few races away from the end of the season you could say poised. But at the moment there are a lot races left, lots could go wrong for Red Bull before the end of the season.
