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Red Bull are open-minded to change with Paul Monaghan saying they must “look and learn and reconsider” when it comes to their all-new RB18.

With brand new cars on the grid this season, Red Bull have a new old rival for the championship titles with Ferrari coming to the fore.

Although momentum was with the Scuderia in the opening few rounds as Red Bull battled reliability gremlins, it is the Milton Keynes squad that has surged ahead of late.

Winning four races on the trot, Red Bull have taken the lead in both championships but they won’t be resting on the laurels.

Pointing out that Ferrari’s F1-75 still has the measure of the RB18 through slow corners, Monaghan is open to taking the Red Bull down a different development road if that gives them the advantage.

“We’re learning to evolve our programme and our lap time,” said Red Bull chief engineer Monaghan, “and it’s relative to those guys [Ferrari].

“We can look at what the Ferrari is good and bad at. And I think it would be naïve of us not to.

“They tend to be quite strong [at] low speed, and then we tend to be better in other areas of the circuit. And there’s a big visual clue if you look occasionally as to how