2024 Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team

[Sergej]

Yeah I remember, that qualy was spectacular to watch, and Max was majestic through the pool chicanes.

[Dunlay]

Monaco pole is very much on the table I think: RB20 is much better in the lower speed stuff, plus the biggest threat there is Leclerc which drives a dog in qualy this year (barring a miracoulus upgrade in Imola), maybe Alonso can have a shot.

Ferrari doesn't have the front end anymore the way Leclerc likes. So I don't count Leclerc to be a threat in Monaco, unless like you said, if there is a miraculous upgrade to fix it.

[AR3-GP]

I think Miami will be very good with this car. A bit of low speed. A bit of high speed. 3 DRS zones.

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I think Miami will be very good with this car. A bit of low speed. A bit of high speed. 3 DRS zones.

Probably. Sector 2 will be where the car makes most of its ground over others imo. McLaren probably will have fastest car in S1

[Sergej]

Miami S2 and S3 are infinite straights and low speed corners, I think the car will shine there. Hopefully they nail the setup after the Sprint like they did in China.

[Vanja #66]

I think Miami will be very good with this car. A bit of low speed. A bit of high speed. 3 DRS zones.

Every track will be very good, come on The only thing they will have to pay some attention to is tyre deg in hot and sunny conditions

[Wouter]

Max his USA helmet:

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After Miami it is 3 races in a row with C3-C5 selection which didn't run that well on the car at australia

[AR3-GP]

Perez said that Australia was about the tarmac (but perhaps it is hasty to ignore the tires). Australia has always been a terrible track for Red Bull anyway. 2 wins in 16 years.

Red Bull will need to survive the upgrades of Mclaren and Ferrari. I get the feeling that these teams intend to surprise.

[Just_a_fan]

Perez said that Australia was about the tarmac (but perhaps it is hasty to ignore the tires). Australia has always been a terrible track for Red Bull anyway. 2 wins in 16 years.

Australia is a funny track for most, frankly. Seb won it three times but only took pole twice (and only won from pole once). Lewis has 8 poles there but only 2 wins. Jenson won there 3 times from only 1 pole. Fernando has 1 win and no poles. Max 2 poles and only 1 win. Even Michael only took 3 poles and 4 wins (2 from pole).

It just seems to be one of those tracks. I wonder if it being, traditionally, at the start of the season had an effect on those stats.

[Wouter]

This is from Michael Potts, an F1 Photographer.



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[Sergej]

Red Bull will need to survive the upgrades of Mclaren and Ferrari. I get the feeling that these teams intend to surprise.

but also Red Bull will bring upgrades to Imola, right ?

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Red Bull will need to survive the upgrades of Mclaren and Ferrari. I get the feeling that these teams intend to surprise.

but also Red Bull will bring upgrades to Imola, right ?

Yes Waché said that the plan for the early season would be two upgrade packages: one at Suzuka and one at Imola. We saw the Suzuka package which according to Monaghan was ready to go before the start of the season. So there's no reason why the imola upgrade shouldn't be just as big for RB as it will be for McLaren/Ferrari etc.

Ferrari have an exceptional hype train. It's easy to get caught up in it

[Sergej]

so Marko says that it won't be easy to get pole in Miami, the guy usually doesn't troll, still I think that Miami will be a good track for the RB20.

[f1isgood]

so Marko says that it won't be easy to get pole in Miami, the guy usually doesn't troll, still I think that Miami will be a good track for the RB20.

Max hasn't also impressed at least me over a lap around Miami. Race wise he has been sublime but last year was an error the year before was also an error.

Marko is basically going to say Verstappen is the next coming of god, so he probably says this given Max's performances in the past.