we will have FP3 to set up the car.” read the stewards’ verdict.Wolff says Mercedes have a “grip” on the car.Stroll has had more joy against Alonso.let’s go’ – just to maximise time on track whatever the conditions.heavier 18-inch wheels introduced in 2022.Ricciardo was actually ninth on the list until the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix but was overtaken by Sergio Perez after the Mexican’s fourth-place finish at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.“If only we had started the day a bit earlier.

that the teams are going to be more spread out than what they are now.”More on Yuki Tsunoda’s F1 future👉‘Maybe it can change in the future – Yuki Tsunodas warning to Sergio Perez👉RB three-driver conundrum: Markos Yuki Tsunoda reveal and Liam Lawson clause reminderHowever.With the drivers exploring the limits in representative conditions arguably for the first time this weekend.With McLaren and Ferrari emerging as serious F1 2024 threats to Red Bull.we are so slow in the dry at the moment“And I think that shows you just how strong he is as a driver.

“The only thing I can tell you is there is nothing locked in.I will be part of the team for many years.The intermediate tyres were the order of the day for a wet start in Montréal for most of the grid.”Read next: Explained: Why do Red Bull struggle at very specific F1 circuits?.Here is a breakdown of every team on the grid and the current state of play over their seats for the F1 2025 season:Red BullMax Verstappen (Contract until end of 2028 season)Sergio Perez (Contract until end of 2026 season)Verstappen signed a mega six-year contract extension after his first title-winning season with Red Bull.“So it’s very important for us that you can reasonably follow another car in a cornering situation and to do that we need to make sure from the aero concept – the amount of dirty air being generated – is not impacting too much the following car.