Richard Bradley, the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans winner in LMP2, commented on the challenges faced by the three drivers in the Monaco Grand Prix. He will be closely observing their performance in Barcelona, particularly noting the new layout featuring two high-speed right-handers at the end of the lap, not seen in Formula 1 since 2006. Bradley also highlighted the significance of the Spanish Grand Prix as a race where teams can showcase their true performance, given the extensive testing conducted at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
While Red Bull is expected to maintain their dominance, Bradley acknowledged the passionate support that Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz receive at their home race. However, he believes it will be challenging for them to beat the favorite, Max Verstappen, who has a comfortable lead in the Drivers’ Championship.
