Max Verstappen suffered his first DNF since the 2022 Australian GP as the Albert Park curse returned.
Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has told Ferrari that the outcome of the Australian Grand Prix would have been “completely different” had Max Verstappen not been forced to retire.
In that discussion, Marko said Verstappen had told him that he was not having any issues keeping up with Sainz before that issue became terminal, marking an end to Red Bull’s winning ways at the start of F1 2024. Marko said the cause of this brake failure is not yet known until deeper investigations begin, as he expressed relief that nothing more than that right rear brake caught fire.
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