Red Bull has big advantage over Ferrari: 'It's better in that'

Cesare Fiorio saw Red Bull Racing put in a handsome performance at the Monaco Grand Prix. While Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz were in the first two positions on behalf of Ferrari during the start, it was Sergio Perez who took the victory. According to the former sporting director of Ferrari, Ligier and Minardi, that victory makes a lot clear.

The Austrian team used a strategy in which it was able to beat Ferrari. Although Red Bull benefited in part from the "luck" factor, Fiorio sees that Christian Horner's team has been very well organized for years and thus has an important role in the formation's successes.

"I think Red Bull is generally better at reacting during the race," he told La Gazzetta dello Sport in an interview. "We should not forget that last year in Abu Dhabi, Max Verstappen did not seem to win the world title, but his team called him back to the pits and provided him with a fresher tire, so he could attack Hamilton. Horner and his crew have something extra in this respect."

There was great disappointment at Ferrari afterwards, but Gerhard Berger believes that there is no need to be. According to the former Formula 1 driver, the Italians can be proud of where they are at the moment and they tried to get everything out of the race. In just over a week, a race weekend awaits in Azerbaijan.