Jos Verstappen takes swipe at Red Bull after Monaco: ‘They should focus more on racing…’
Jos Verstappen has taken a swipe at ♋Red Bull after their poor performance in Monaco.
Jos Verstappen has declared that Red Bull’s era of dominance “seems to be over now” after 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen could only finish sixthܫ at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Red Bull ꧋struggled for pace all weekend in the principality as Verstappen slumped to his worst on-track finish since the 2022 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Verstappen brushed the♏ barrier on the exit on Turn 1 on his𝓰 final lap in Q3, leaving him only sixth.
It was much worse on the other side of the Red Bull garage as168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Sergio Perez was knocked out in Q1.
It means that Verstap෴pen’s lead has been reduced to just 31 points in the 🦂drivers’ championship.
In an interview with Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, 💮Jos t﷽ook a sensational swipe at Red Bull, claiming they need to focus “a bit more on racing” rather than “on other things”.
“The era when Red Bull had the dominant caౠr really seems to be over now," Jos Verstappen said.
“Maybe they should start focusing a bit more on racing and mutual communication aga♎in, rather than on other things…
“There will definitely be races where Red Bull will be in good shape again, but I am very curious to see how they are going to solve this. Something😼 really needs to happen there.
“Red Bull needs to find o♕ut where this problem is coming from, because it is clear that teams like Ferrari and McLaren are getting closer. Max has still been able to mask that somewhat, but the big difference with Sergio Perez is becoming more and🦩 more obvious.”
Red Bull appear to struggle when at tracks which require ‘keꦕrb-riding’ or are bumpy hence their lack of fo🅰rm in Miami and Monaco, and to a lesser degree, Imola.
The former F1 driver has stressed the need for Red Bull 𝔍to “solve” their ongoing issues amid Ferrari and Red Bull’s improved form.
"There will definitely be races where Red Bull will be in good sh൩ape again," he added. "But I am very curious to see how they are going to solve th⭕is. Something really needs to happen there.
"Red Bull needs to fi✨nd out where this proඣblem is coming from, because it is clear that teams like Ferrari and McLaren are getting closer."
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