Despite the disappointment of the season opener, Red Bull is in no mood to lick its wounds, indeed, chief engineer Paul Monaghan warns that the Austrian outfit is aiming to ramp up its performance for Round 2. Though the history books will suggest a clear case of 'same old', the fact is that for much of the Bahrain weekend, Red Bull appeared to have Mercedes on the back foot, if not quite on the ropes. Indeed, having stunned Mercedes by taking pole, Max Verstappen looked all-set to follow this up with a famous victory until fate played a hand. The wrong call on tyre strategy meant that at the start the Dutchman would have no support from his new teammate, Sergio Perez who was starting from...
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