Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says McLaren's Miami Grand Prix win is the latest sign that Red Bull is 'not anymore in the comfort zone' of 2023.
Last year Red Bull won all but one of the season's 22 grands prix, and at the start of this year, there was scant evidence to suggest the team and its dominant driver Max Verstappen could be prevented from repeating its walkover. But while it still has the fastest car in F1, Red Bull first slipped up in Australia due to reliability issues, and it was beaten again in Miami by Lando Norris, whose race pace in the upgraded McLaren was dubbed 'insane' by Verstappen.
It means we are putting them a little bit under pressure, they have to be a bit more aggressive with the strategy. 'They are not anymore in the comfort zone of last year where it doesn't matter what happens and after lap two they were in front.
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