Ferrari 'Almost' With 'Better Chance' Than Red Bull To Win Constructors' Championship

Former F1 driver Rene Arnoux suggested Ferrari might have a better chance of winning the Constructors' Championship than Red Bull with Sergio Perez.

Despite one DNF during the latest race of the season, Red Bull leads the Constructors' Championship by four points over the team from Maranello.

This highlights how Red Bull created the lead in only two races before the Australian Grand Prix. However, it also highlights how Ferrari maximizes its chances of profiting from the Austrian team's mistakes.

In Melbourne, the Italian team took home maximum points for scoring one-two, as well as the fastest lap of the race. But, Arnoux suggests the tense situation inside the team might have influenced Red Bull's performance. He told La Gazzetta dello Sport:

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On the other hand, the Frenchman likes how Ferrari has been getting closer to the team from Milton Keynes ever since the middle of the last season.

Scuderia has slowly been closing the gap to Red Bull to the point where the Austrian team still has the advantage at some events, but at others like Australia, Ferrari can be a real threat.

Arnoux previously suggested Red Bull has only one car in front as Perez "often disappears." The 75-year-old seems to think that Red Bull having Perez as the second driver might allow Ferrari to take advantage of the situation, as he added:

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