Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache insists that the Milton Keynes-based outfit has been forced by its rivals to take an aggressive development path for 2024. Red Bull enjoyed a strong start to its 2024 F1 title defence, winning four of the opening five rounds. It initially looked like that the Milton Keynes-based outfit would dominate the third year of the current era of ground-effect cars until McLaren and Ferrari achieved a sudden lift in performance. The Scuderia won in Australia and then in Monaco while the British squad took the victory in Miami. Following a successful upgrade in Monaco, Mercedes also started to claw its way back to the sharp end of the field. So impressive was...
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