Red Bull have enjoyed a dominant start to the 2023 season, winnin෴g all 10 races so far, with Verstappen claiming eight of them.

The Dutchman recover𝓰ed from losing the lead at the start  to secure his sixth consecutive victory an♒d Red Bull’s 11th in a row last weekend’s British Grand Prix. 

Aston Martin started the campaign as Red Bull’s nearest challengers but Mercedes and Ferrari have als🎀🐎o taken turns at being the second-fastest team. 

A recent upgrade push has transformedꦑ McLaren’s pace, with the Woking team emerging as the latest threat to Red Bull at Silverstone. 

"It's very confusing to me because every single race weekend, it's someone else [behind],” said Verstappen, who holds a 99-point lead over teammate and closest rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez.

"I think it is be💛cause it's so close behind that if you get your car in a little bit of a better window, it works on one particular track.

"So, for me, I don't know ꦐwhat's going to happen in Hungary [the next race] to be honest, who is going to be quick or the second-quickest.

"The stable factorඣ so far is that every single weekend, it seems like we are on top, which of course is the most important from our side.

"But again, Hungary is a completely different trac🎃k, we will put some upgrades on the car there and hopefully they will work well.”

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reckons the flu🌠ctuations make life “easier”. 

"It makes it easier in many respects🍰,” he said. “It means that we just focus on ourselves and it🅠's somebody else every weekend.

"It's interesting to see how the form is moving around and it's so tyre🎉 sensitive as well.

"We had another tyre, another construction introduced this weekend [at Silverstone] and that has proba✅bly come into play a little as well.”