Red Bull have dominated the opening part of F1 2023, winning all seven of the opening races.

Verstappen has often enjoyed a 20 plus second margin over his nearest comꦯpetitor, making it as domiꦬnant as some of the best Mercedes cars from the hybrid era.

The Dutchman now has a 53-point lead over teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sergio Perez heading into this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.

Speaking on the F1 Nation Podcast, Clarkson explained why he thinks there’s still more to com💎e from the RB19.

“I think for as long as he’s w🐲inning, he’ll deal with this, but when Red Bull are so far ahead and he’s being beaten by Checo, I think he struggles with that,” he said.

“But he wou🌱ld relish Lewis ♒Hamilton giving him a fight. 

“I think he has so much spare capacity in that car and I actually think we sti💞ll haven’t seen what that Red Bull can really do t𝓡his year. 

“Him being able to identity Helmut Marko’s ringt﷽one during practice☂ shows he’s not on the edge. There’s definitely more performance in that car.”

No team in F1 history has ever won every🍸 race in a single season.

McL�🔴�aren got close in 1988, winning 15 of the 16 races that year.

Mercedes won all but two races in 2016.

“I know it’s only a practice session but I think it’s frightening to think what they can still ac🍸hieve. Can they still win every race th𒊎is year?,” he added.

“The pack is closing up, undoubtedly. I think Fernando Alonso was 35ಞ seconds behind at the opening race in Bahrain, so the gap is getting smaller🐽. But is it going to close enough before the end of the season?

“It’s going to get closer, undoubtedly, but tꦐhe dominance of Red Bull - let’s celebrate it.&nbs𒁏p;

“It’s Tiger Woods in his pomp, it’s Man City doing their thing now. Celeb🐠rate it for what it is. It is sporting excellence and I’m loving it.”