RedBull is clearly dominating the first part of the 2023 Formula 1 season, with the Christian Horner-led team well ahead of rivals Ferrari and Mercedes.

The head of RedBull, Christian Horner, mocks his rivals: Where are Ferrari and Mercedes?

In an interview with Sky Sports, Horner says that the start of the season is like Red Bull never before, fantastic.

“Five races, five wins, plus one sprint. We are talking about four doubles (1st and 2nd places). I have never had such a start,” he says Christian Horner.

The RedBull boss changes the tone of the discussion a bit and pokes fun at rivals Ferrari and Mercedes.

“We somehow wonder: where are the others? I’ve been doing normal steps all winter (not in the pre-season) and I’m really wondering: where have Ferrari and Mercedes gone?” he declares. Horner.

The representative of the Austrian team also says that he is aware that the rivals are working hard and will come with improvements to the European Grand Prix.

At the same time, RedBull will also not stand still, the single-seat car of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez will be updated in all areas.

“The team is working at an incredible level, it’s not just what you see on the track, it’s also what happens behind the scenes. The way they all work is phenomenal,” concluded Horner, as quoted by the official Formula 1 website.

Formula 1 – Tournament table of pilots

1 Max Verstappen – RedBull 119 points

2 Sergio Perez – RedBull 105

3 Fernando Alonso – Aston Martin 75

4 Lewis Hamilton – Mercedes 56

5 Carlos Sainz – Ferrari 44

6 George Russell – Mercedes 40

7 Charles Leclerc – Ferrari 34

8 Lance Stroll – Aston Martin 27

9 Lando Norris – McLaren 10

10 Pierre Gasly – Alpine 8, etc.

Formula 1 – rating of constructors

1 RedBull 224 points

2 Aston Martin 102s

3 Mercedes 96

4 Ferrari 78s

5 McLaren 14s

6 Alpine 14

7 HAAS 8

8 Alfa Romeo 6

9 Alpha Tauri 2

10 Williams 1.

Formula 1 season calendar for 2023

March 5: Bahrain – victory for Max Verstappen

March 19: Saudi Arabia – victory for Sergio Perez

April 2: Australia – victory for Max Verstappen

April 30: Azerbaijan / Baku – Winner Sergio Perez

May 7: Miami – victory for Max Verstappen

May 21: Emilia-Romagna / Imola

May 28: Monaco

June 4: Spain / Barcelona

June 18: Canada / Montreal

July 2: Austria / Spielberg

July 9: Great Britain / Silverstone

July 23: Hungary / Budapest

July 30: Belgium / Spa-Francorchamps

August 27: Netherlands / Zandvoort

September 3: Italy / Monza

September 17: Singapore / Marina Bay

September 24: Japan / Suzuka

October 8: Qatar / Losail

October 22: USA / Austin

October 29: Mexico / Mexico City

November 5: Brazil / Sao Paulo

November 18: Las Vegas

November 26: Abu Dhabi / Yas Marina.