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Red Bull has come a long way from their unreliability issues from the start of the season. The Milton Keynes-based team could now have a different ‘problem’ on its hands – a three-way race now after Sergio Perez’s win at the Monaco Grand Prix.

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Recently, Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko shared his thoughts on Mercedes and Hamilton’s struggle.

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Marko discusses Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton

Marko commented on the struggles and the threat of the Silver Arrows and their world champion. When asked, “Do you think it is possible that Mercedes is still fighting for the title?” he said, “Yes, I do. Their car is getting faster every day, from the top times they are already at our level or even better. So you really shouldn’t write them off. If Mercedes suddenly dominates everything again, then Hamilton will be back too.”

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Marko backed up Hamilton when the interviewer pointed out the obvious finishes behind Russell. He said, “Because many things are going against him, there is also a lot of bad luck. Just like Ricciardo had at Red Bull when everything went well for Vettel there.” 

Red Bull advisor on the topic of world championship

Marko completely dismissed any confidence over the world championship title. He thinks there is still a long way to go and he has a point. There are 15 more races to go and not a lot of points difference between the top three. And referencing the previous season, the world championship isn’t won till the last lap.

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But Sergio Perez’s and Max Verstappen’s impressive performances have put Red Bull in the driving seat of both the championships. The Red Bull combination performing better than the Ferrari duo has allowed them to take the lead on both fronts.

A morale-boosting prospect for the UK-based team, but Marko is cautious about the championship. When asked, “Congratulations Mr. Marko, have you already chilled the World Cup sparkling wine?” He replied, “Nonsense. I just did the math: we still have 15 races ahead of us. Even Russell is just 41 points behind Verstappen. Everything is still possible there.” (quotes translated by Google)

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Red Bull is in a commanding position, but they’re aware of the threat. But whatever the case, Red Bull is focused till the end!

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Mahim is a senior Formula 1 writer at EssentiallySports. With a Diploma in Sports Management, he ventured into sports journalism for his sheer passion for F1. Mahim has written over 2000 articles during his tenure at ES, and his expertise is in perspective pieces and core sports coverage. Mahim’s writing flair and meticulous research work have resulted in him contributing to in-depth analysis on teams like Red Bull and Mercedes as well as Team Principals Christian Horner and Toto Wolff. His support for Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team and their #44 driver Lewis Hamilton came naturally after being awestruck by the brilliance during his foray into F1. You can follow him on X @MahimSuhalka.

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