Red Bull Racing may be satisfied with the one-two punch of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, but the team has homework to do. Without Charles Leclerc's retirement, it might have been an unthinkable scenario, especially due to Verstappen's DRS problem. However, Helmut Marko believes that the Dutchman could have won even without his rival's DNF. At the beginning of the race, Verstappen lost some time to Leclerc, but that was a deliberate choice, according to Marko. "We had to drop back initially for temperature reasons because we wanted to save the tyres a bit," the Red Bull Racing advisor said in conversation with ORF. Read more Verstappen says Red Bull is very flexible: 'We didn't...
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