While Formula 1 is technically a team sport, the first battle every driver on the grid has to win is against their teammate. All 10 manufacturers have different cars meaning that the only way you can judge exactly how fast a driver is on track is by comparing them to their teammate. Even that’s not always entirely accurate, with Lando Norris winning the Miami Grand Prix in a McLaren that had significantly more upgrades than Oscar Piastri’s. The Australian should have the same car as his teammate in Imola and that makes McLaren a sudden threat to Red Bull’s dominance. However, speaking on Sky S…
