FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says Max Verstappen and Red Bull won't be 'punished' amid F1 dominance
R🐟ed Bull have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the 2023 season, winning all nine races to have taken p💛lace so far, with Verstappen victorious in seven of them.
Verstappen has already built up a huge 81-point advantage over teammate168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Sergio Perez at the top of the F1 world championship and appears well on course to claim a third consec🌳utive drivers’ crown this season.
Asked if the FIA needs to tak✅e action to make things more competitive amid Red Bull’s dominance, Ben Sulayem told PA: "If we go about what's good and bad we'll open the door. I mean, was it good for Mercedes? Fair enough?
"It is [Verstappen’s] time, it's Red Bull's time. What do we do ... punish the good kid? No, let's go and make the 🐽other teams good.
“Nobody’s ♌stopping the other teams from being better. We cannot punish people for🐻 being better, for trying harder. That is unfair.”
Another victory at this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silversto෴ne would see Red Bull equal McLaren’s record of 11 straight wins by a team.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton recently suggested that teams should be banned from starting early development of their cars for the followiꩲng season.
The se🅠ven-time world champion’s idea was quickly dismissed by both Verstappen and Red Bull team principa🥀l Christian Horner.
Verstappen responded “we weren’t ta🦩lking abo꧅ut this when he was winning” during Mercedes’ own period of dominance.
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