Mar.25 Carlos Sainz won the Australian GP, but the jury is out as to whether Ferrari can now mount a sustained attack on Red Bull's dominance. The Spaniard admits his red car 'worked really well' in Melbourne, but he admits that a clear gap to Red Bull persists. 'It's going to be tough to keep it up there in every track until we bring an upgrade to close that gap that we saw in Bahrain and Jeddah,' he said. Indeed, many experts think Red Bull's struggles in Melbourne – on top of Max Verstappen's first technical DNF for two years – may be isolated to the Albert Park layout. 'We looked at Max's tyres after qualifying and they looked pretty damaged,' revealed McLaren team boss...
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