The Formula 1 World Championship moves to the cradle of motorsport, where the championship began in 1950. And it does so with Max Verstappen dominating and Charles Leclerc more in need than ever of a new victory.
It's been several races since Ferrari felt the urgent need to react and cut Red Bull's winning streak, but the races happen, and this doesn't happen. Thus, the Anglo-Austrian team now has six consecutive wins, five of which have fallen on the side of Max Verstappen.
It is not surprising, therefore, that the championship looks pretty biased in favor of the Dutch driver, current world champion and clear dominator of this first part of the season, against Charles Leclerc, who has stood up and has even been superior, but that has not always been able to translate this potential into results.
With the arrival of the British Grand Prix, Ferrari and Leclerc will have to end the winning streak of Red Bull and Max Verstappen, or they will most likely begin to say goodbye to the championship.
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