While Red Bull and Mercedes battle for all-out supremacy in terms of the titles, McLaren's Andreas Seidl admits it will be some time before the pecking order in the midfield becomes clear. As the 'circus' heads to Imola, McLaren leads Ferrari, but problems for Pierre Gasly in Bahrain mean that AlphaTauri has yet to show its hand. Then there is the sizable question mark in terms of Alpine and Aston Martin. The revelation that Daniel Ricciardo damaged his floor in his clash with Gasly reinforces the idea that McLaren has the edge, but, despite finishing fourth and seventh in the season-opener, Andreas Seidl is not counting his chickens. 'I think we simply have to wait for more tracks now...
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