Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc believes Red Bull will be back at full strength in next week's Spanish Grand Prix after a relatively tougher run of races.
Red Bull's weakness over kerbs and bumps was on display over the past four races in Miami, Imola, Monaco and Canada, with the RB20 inheriting some flaws from its predecessors that the team has yet to resolve. The past races presented opportunities for Red Bull's rivals to catch up, partly through the Milton Keynes-based squad's difficulties and through their own upgrades. Lando Norris clinched a maiden win in Miami, while Leclerc took an emotional home victory in Monaco.
Charles Leclerc, Scuderia Ferrari, in the garage Photo by: Mark Sutton / Motorsport Images 'It's no secret they've struggled a bit with their car these last three races. Yet they've still won two of the last three,' Russell warned. 'So I expect them to probably take a small step when we go back to the European races on more conventional circuits.
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