De la Rosa: “Forgetting about Red Bull, there is a brutal equality between Mercedes, Ferrari and Aston Martin”

Red Bull continues to dominate the current Formula 1 World Cup with an iron fist. Max Verstappen is leader of the classification with 93 pointsclosely followed by Checo Pérez, who has 87. As for the constructors’ championship, the difference compared to the second is 83 units.

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If everything continues as before, Max Verstappen and Checo Pérez will end up starring in a vibrant hand in hand for the glory of the Formula 1. However, there is life beyond Red Bull and this season is offering us a spectacular fight below the current champions.

De la Rosa and the “spectacular equality” between Mercedes, Ferrari and Aston Martin

In DAZN F1, Pedro de la Rosa made a quick reflection on the “spectacular equality” that we find between Mercedes, Ferrari and Aston Martin in these early stages of the Formula 1 World Championship.

After what happened at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, the DAZN commentator understands that you have to be very attentive to what happens outside of Red Bull.

“Let’s forget about Red Bull. There is a spectacular equality between Mercedes, Ferrari and Aston Martin. In the end, Fernando Alonso has finished in the DRS area of ​​Leclerc. Carlos has fought with Hamilton until the end. Few things have happened, so it could have happened, but it must be said that there is a bestial equality”.

“You have to focus on the three chasing Red Bull. And Aston Martin has been one of them. We got a lot of points today between Fernando Alonso’s fourth and Lance Stroll’s seventh“.

Mike Krack: “We think that in Miami we will do better than in Baku”

Speaking to DAZN, Mike Krack acknowledges that Fernando Alonso was “very close to the podium”, although he asks to be “realistic” and also “patient”. That being said, the team hopes to see an evolution in Miami compared to what they experienced this weekend in Baku.

“The podium was very close, but you have to be realistic. We have a team that is way ahead of everyone. Only the third drawer remains. We have more positive points than negative today. We have fought for the podium, but we have to be patient.”

“We think that in Miami we will do better than in Baku. There are more medium and high speed corners there and there is also a long straight. It will be an interesting challenge and it’s good that we have these back-to-back races now.”