Red Bull’s ADUO ranking proves Max Verstappen was right to be concerned about one employee

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The FIA has confirmed that Red Bull Racing leads in engine performance, despite their struggles this season, having not won a race and only achieving four podium finishes in the first 12 races. Mercedes is reportedly lagging behind by two-to-four percent, while Audi, Ferrari, and Honda are even further off the pace, allowing them to make multiple engine upgrades this year. Red Bull, however, is unable to upgrade their engine due to being frozen out under the current regulations.

Max Verstappen has raised concerns about the performance of the team's technical director, Pierre Wache, suggesting that his feedback is not as valued as before. The internal sentiment at Red Bull indicates dissatisfaction with the current car's performance, which has led to speculation about Wache's future if results do not improve. Despite these challenges, there is no immediate threat to Wache's position, but the pressure is mounting as the team looks to improve their standing in the championship.

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