Red Bull Racing’s dominant start to the 2023 Formula 1 season should be cause for praise rather than concern, according to Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, who notes that the onus is on rivals to catch up. The first two races have seen Red Bull enjoy a clear advantage over the rest of the field, with Max Verstappen comfortably winning in Bahrain before Sergio Perez took victory from pole in Saudi Arabia as Verstappen recovered from 15th on the grid to second. While the gap to the other teams has led to concerns about a boring season ahead, Wolff says it’s important to acknowledge the job Red Bull has done as he knows how hard it is to dominate in such a fashion. “We have had those...
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