“Some copy better, and you can now see the result at McLaren...'
Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko hinted McLaren are running a competitive ‘copy’ of their car, with the Woking-based team among the chasing pack that are getting closer to the World Championship leaders.
Red Bull have dominated the last two seasons in Formula 1 and teams copying the leading car is nothing new in the history of the sport, and Marko believes this is the case in the present day. Instead, he is looking to wait for more races to take place to see if McLaren are able to maintain their competitive placing as it stands, with Red Bull having struggled over the kerbs and bumps of Imola and Monaco recently.“Clearly, Imola and Monaco are two tracks in which riding kerbs and riding bumps is important for performance. To some extent in Miami as well, but not that much.
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