Marko: Hamilton can’t sustain this level much longer
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Helmut Marko reveals obstacles needed to be overcome by Red Bull in 2022 car development
Red Bull’s Helmut Marko has said that the team has had to overcome a few big obstacles during the development phase of their 2022 car for the upcoming Formula 1 season.
Red Bull made Max Verstappen promise to stop him joining Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes
Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has opened up on how the team convinced Max Verstappen to snub Mercedes during his time as a rookie. The Dutchman recently won the F1 title, beating Lewis Hamilton to the prize on the final lap of the season in Abu Dhabi. However, the two enemies could actually have ended up as allies.
Helmut Marko says 2021 repeats every year will shorten Max Verstappen's F1 career
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has said that similarly intense battles with Lewis Hamilton in the years ahead could shorten Max Verstappen’s career in Formula 1, such was the pressure that was on the pair over the course of the campaign.
Max Verstappen: Red Bull figure says further Lewis Hamilton battles could impact Dutchman's career
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has said that similarly intense battles with Lewis Hamilton in the years ahead could shorten Max Verstappen’s career in Formula 1, such was the pressure that was on the pair over the course of the campaign.
Formula 1: Helmut Marko rules out Brawn GP repeat in 2022
Red Bull’s Helmut Marko has predicted that the 2022 regulation changes will not throw up a surprise to the extent of the Brawn GP emergence in 2009 in Formula 1.
Max also suffered from rivalry: More 'intensity' makes Verstappen's career 'limited'
Lewis Hamilton has all but confirmed his intention to race in 2022 with a social media post declaring that he is "back" after a long period of radio silence.
Red Bull acertó con el cambio
En su momento fue una apuesta demasiado arriesgada, pero Red Bull terminó ganando con una jugada en la que se aseguraron, al menos, no complicar todavía más sus aspiraciones al título. La escudería energética necesitaba ganar, eso era todo lo que demandaba Verstappen para continuar en sus filas, y de ahí que en 2019 decidiesen confiar en Honda como suministrador de motores. La entrada del fabricante japonés en 2015 junto a McLaren en el Mundial, no convertía a su unidad de potencia en un elemento atractivo con el que aliarse, pero el tiempo les ha dado la razón y a su vez, les ha permitido cumplir con el objetivo junto al que regresaron a la F1: estar en lo más alto.