Edd Straw

Because that did slightly change the narrative around Red Bull.

I mean, we think the powertrain is pretty good.

It's a good power unit.

It might be the second best all around, actually.

Still waiting to learn a little bit more about them all before we can be absolutely definitive about that.

But the limitation has been the car, hasn't it?

And Max Verstappen was a lot happier in Miami.

I remember him speaking after qualifying just at the car.

He feels at one with it.

He's got confidence.

He's comfortable.

So it had made a big, big, big step in terms of that overall.

And actually, it's one of the themes of your book, isn't it?

This relentless upgrade machine and turning things around that Red Bull can do, almost like no other team.

So do you get a sense, particularly after Miami, that that's what we'll see this season?

And we will actually have Max Verstappen fighting for race wins at some point this season, even if a championship bid.

It's very risky saying this, given what happened last season.

Even if a championship bid probably is beyond them.

I think you can make a case for it.

I mean, McLaren obviously also stands out, but I feel it's almost a case of McLaren has worked up to the level that Red Bull has got to.