Every F1 fan is aware of the fact that Red Bull is doing incredible, and they are once again in the title contention. Still, if anyone is in doubt that Max Verstappen might lose the championship to Aston Martin Or Ferrari, or Mercedes, there is a big confirmation for you that clears all doubts. Red Bull is just assuring fans of a victorious end to the season with the major upgrades that they are about to bring in the RB19, making it the strongest-ever car of Formula One.
Fans saw the two RB19s shining at Sakhir International Circuit a week ago. There went Max Verstappen for the win surpassing everyone, and Sergio Perez followed him to second on the podium, claiming the first one-two victory for Red Bull in the first race itself after 12 years. In conclusion, it is evident that Red Bull’s 2023 car is the only car that perhaps needs no development; it is just perfect. Mercedes W14 needs change, and Ferrari’s SF-23 needs upgrades. However, according to a report by Auto Motor Und Sports Germany, out of all teams, Red Bull is launching upgrades before coming to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2023.
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AMus also claims that the Austrian racing team is coming through a little development in the Australian Grand Prix. And in the fourth race of the season, in Baku, when Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez will be contesting in the season’s first sprint race, fans will see the RB19 even more robust with new developments.
Why Is Red Bull Introducing Major Upgrades In Baku?
Looks like a small update in Australia will definitely clarify what Red Bull is aiming for this time. And with the big upgrade coming in Azerbaijan, the team is clearly targeting the double championship. When the news appeared on Twitter, one of the fans commented, “All these hypes for Aston Martin has people forgetting the best in the season improving team on the grid.”
Maybe after looking at the spectacular performance of Aston Martin’s AMR23 and after finding Fernando Alonso back in his form, Boss Christian Horner got a little insecure. And thus coming up with upgrades to secure the wins with upgrades. Or are there some other reasons why a team like Red Bull, who started the season dominative, is bringing major changes in the car?
Actually, during the free practice session in Bahrain, Max Verstappen faced a little handling issue. Red Bull’s chief advisor Helmut Marko suspected it was a significant change in handling that may become a matter of concern for the team. He was clueless about the reason for such at that time. However, it was not a tension because Marko trusted on the Red Bull engineers. He said, “We have a very experienced group of technicians working for 15 years” they will fix it. Maybe this upgrade is about fixing all the little things that caused issues for Max Verstappen.
