Recent performance data from the Miami Grand Prix reveals that Red Bull has made significant technical gains, further widening the gap between them and their closest rivals.
While Red Bull optimized their aerodynamic efficiency, Ferrari’s highly anticipated car updates failed to deliver the expected lap-time improvements on the track.
Analysis shows that Ferrari’s new components did not provide the necessary stability in high-speed corners, leaving drivers struggling with inconsistent grip levels.
In contrast, McLaren’s developmental path appears more successful, as their data points toward them becoming a more serious threat to the podium than Ferrari.
Engineers noted that the hot track temperatures in Miami played a crucial role in exposing the weaknesses of the current Ferrari setup compared to the versatile Red Bull RB20.
The disappointing results have put pressure on the Italian team to re-evaluate their upgrade strategy before the next major race in Europe.
