Red Bull was tipped to challenge Mercedes for overall honours in Formula 1 this season but instead Ferrari has emerged from the doldrums to lead the charge, creating a close fight between the scarlet machines and the Silver Arrows. Red Bull, meanwhile, has been left a distant third, adrift of the front running duo but comfortably clear of the midfield pack. This weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix may determine Red Bull’s outlook for the remainder of the campaign, amid the introduction of a revised RB13. Pre-season is typically a notoriously tricky indicator of outright potential but, with the benefit of hindsight, the form displayed at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in early...
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