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Red Bull are some way ahead of their rivals in terms of car performance with the likes of Mercedes and Aston Martin closest to them, but one F1 legend thinks another team could soon be challenging

Sergio Perez finished fourth at the Spanish Grand Prix as Max Verstappen came out on top once again but the Red Bull driver is hoping to bounce back this weekend in Canada

With Max Verstappen rampaging on and Sergio Perez suffering a blow to his title hopes, rumours have returned suggesting Red Bull might look to replace the Mexican

Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo will drive Red Bull F1 cars at a show run at the Nurburgring later this year, though Max Verstappen has been blocked from taking part

Perez's Red Bull future is the subject of intense speculation given the collapse of his title challenge against Max Verstappen in recent weeks, with potential replacements being suggested

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have complete control of both championships this season, leading to some calling for F1 and the FIA to step in to make the sport more competitive

Red Bull hero Verstappen has been linked with a future move to Ferrari amid claims he cannot be considered one of F1's best ever drivers until he has enjoyed success with more than one team

Verstappen's Red Bull team have been "significantly" hampered by F1 rules regarding aerodynamic testing this season, but Mercedes driver Russell is not convinced they are effective

Perez started the season strongly in his bid to fight Red Bull team-mate Verstappen for the title, but his challenge has derails in recent weeks while the Dutchman is in lethal form

F1 fans have been desperate to see Sebastian Vettel in action again ever since the four-time world champion called time on his F1 career at the end of last season

Formula 1: Drive to Survive has played a major role in bringing a huge new audience to the sport, but one Red Bull chief wouldn't be surprised if the sixth season ends up being its last

Max Verstappen had long been tipped as a future Formula 1 world champion before he eventually topped the sport but Mercedes boss Toto Wolff missed out on the chance to sign him as a youngster

After Toto Wolff branded Christian Horner "obsessed" with him, the Red Bull chief has joked he has blocked his Mercedes counterpart as a result of their rivalry

Max Verstappen has opened up on his success at Red Bull and how he would like to see a rivalry renewed between himself and Lewis Hamilton - despite their 2021 feud

Red Bull are dominating the 2023 F1 season so far, with defending champion Max Verstappen leading the Championship standings by 53 points from teammate Sergio Perez

Perez's title challenge looks to have collapsed after two sub-par results in Monaco and Barcelona, leading to speculation his place at Red Bull might be under threat again

Red Bull have had plenty of top drivers on the books since they first entered F1 in 2005 and came within a whisker of adding another huge name to that list, as team boss Horner explained

Ferrari have tried on many occasions to poach Newey over the years, dating back to the 1990s when he was establishing himself as one of F1's most celebrated car designers

Mercedes were underwhelming again at the start of the season, but showed strong progress at the Spanish Grand Prix with both drivers on the podium for the first time in 2023

It's been a difficult 2023 F1 campaign so far for McLaren man Lando Norris, with the British driver managing just three top-10 finishes in the seven Grand Prix races

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said after the Spanish Grand Prix he would speak with Max Verstappen over risks the Dutchman took which could have seen him pick up a penalty during the race

Engineer Rob Marshall will join McLaren next January after 17 years as a key cog in the Red Bull machine, with some suggesting the move is part of a wider deal between the teams

Perez started the season well and was threatening to rival Max Verstappen for the F1 drivers' title, but his challenge has derailed over the last two race weekends

Max Verstappen enjoyed a dominant weekend in Spain, taking victory, and the Red Bull star was even able to clock that Helmut Marko's phone was ringing over the team radio

Perez's title hopes are fading fast after another disappointing weekend overall as Verstappen bolstered his championship credentials with a grand slam at the Spanish Grand Prix