'I don't think they saw this coming at Red Bull.'
Struggling on the kerbs in Monaco after their simulator and what they saw on-track didn’t correlate, Christijan Albers joked Red Bull “are in Mercedes’ slipstream”.
“The problem starts in the simulator, which signalled that the car was going well over the kerbs,” the team’sWith Red Bull’s RB20 baring more of a resemblance to yesteryear’s Mercedes than it does the 2023 all-conquering RB19, former F1 driver Albers told onThe F1 2024 Drivers’ Championship standings without Max Verstappen
It’s one that, unless part of Red Bull’s next package includes a fix for their stiff suspension, could cost them. But against McLaren more than Ferrari. “I don’t believe Ferrari is so strong now that they will win in Canada, because Canada is also about top speed, and Ferrari is often not quite there in terms of top speed.
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