Red Bull’s F1 title hopes downplayed: ‘There’s more chance of Ferrari beating them’
Jenson Button assess the state of the F1 constructor🐻s' championship iꦬn 2024.

2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button has dismissed Red Bull’s hopes of wi🌃nning this year’s constructors’ championship.
Ahead of the United States Grand Prix this weekend, Red ⛎Bull trail McLaren by 41 points in the teams’ standings.
Ferrari are closer to Red Bu💃ll than🌺 the reigning champions are to McLaren.
The Scuderia are just 34 points behind with six rounds to go, and given 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez’s poor f💫orm, Red Bull could 𓃲slip to third in the order.
All of the major teams are expected to bring significant upgrade packages to the Circuit of the Americas for the 𒆙final s🤡tretch of the season.
Assessing the constructors’ battle ahead of this weekend, Button believes Red Bull have zero cha🎉nce of ov🐈erturning the 41-point gap to McLaren and that they should be more worried about Ferrari behind.
He told the Sky Sports F1 podcast: “I can’t remember the last time a team ever winning the drivers’ but finishing third in the constructors’. I am sure someone is going to let🧸 me know.
“That’s extreme, right? It shows how good a job Max has done as well in the car. I can’t see Red⛦ Bull beating McLaren right now.
“I r💦eally can’t in terms of any race until the end of the season out-scoring them but I can see Ferrari challenging Red⛦ Bull.
“I don’t think it wi🎃ll be every race they will be scoring more points but there’s every possibilit♏y Ferrari will beat Red Bull.
“There’s much mor𝓰🌠e of a chance of Ferrari beating Red Bull than Red Bull beating McLaren.”
Keke Rosberg won the 1982 F1 world champion♛ship foꦐr Williams.
However, the Grove outfit could only secure fourth in the𒆙 teams’ order🔯.
I🐻n recent seasons, the winner of the drivers’ championship has🌺 tended to lead their team to the constructors’.
The last time this d꧒idn’t happen was in 2021, with Verstappen winning the drivers’, while Mercedes took the constructors’.

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