Red Bull is uncertain as a result of Max Verstappen, according to an F1 analyst.

With five complete race weekends remaining, Max Verstappen has already clinched the 2023 F1 drivers’ championship, and his Red Bull team has ensured back-to-back constructors’ championship victories.

According to one Formula 1 analyst, Max Verstappen’s heroics this year have concealed Red Bull’s real car performance.

With five more Grand Prix weekends left in the season, the Dutchman has already locked up the drivers’ championship after winning 14 of the first 17 races. Sergio Perez, a teammate, has nearly as many points as he does, with a difference of 209.

Red Bull has consistently had the fastest car on the starting grid.
However, Verstappen and Perez’s different campaign results mean, in the opinion of former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde, that it is necessary to evaluate the actual speed of the team’s equipment.

According to the Dutch expert, Max improves Red Bull.
“If he had been with a different team, that team would have amassed more victories, and Max would have won in a different car, for sure.
The how, what, where, and when of his competition for the title are all unknown.

But there is no denying that he is currently the best driver on the field; otherwise, you would not have won the world championship three times.
There is still room for improvement, but I’m not sure where.
Almost everything is already perfect.

He performs each task flawlessly, almost like a machine.
He has everything under control, whether it be a start, a qualifying lap, or formulating a strategy with his engineer. He merely possesses a special talent and the ability to multitask while driving.

“The guy is so good, and I sometimes think we forget to mention that everything appears to be very simple—but I am well aware of how challenging it is.
I am aware of the challenges you face, and I can attest to the fact that achieving the kind of flawless qualifying lap he completed at Suzuka is incredibly challenging.

Due to Verstappen’s dominance this season, it appears unlikely that any of his grid competitors will be able to catch up to him anytime soon.
Eddie Jordan, a former owner of an F1 team, thinks Oscar Piastri, a rookie superstar, has the best chance of succeeding.

The Irishman told TalkSPORT, “Piastri is just fabulous.
“He is the only genuine contender I can see challenging Verstappen in the future. I must admit that I have the utmost respect for this child and believe he has a bright future ahead of him.
Watch what transpires.
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