WATCH: Belgian Trials Cyclist Pulls Off Nerve-Wracking Stunts With Red Bull Engineers in the Pitlane

Red Bull had a phenomenal race weekend in Saudi Arabian GP. Sergio Perez outperformed the Ferrari duo to get his first pole position in qualifying. Then, on the race day, Max Verstappen claimed his first victory in the Jeddah circuit. However, what you might have missed during the race weekend was that the Red Bull crew found some time to play around.

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit is one of the most dangerous and trickiest tracks. So, the Milton Keynes base might have a tense environment. But it seems the Red Bull crew members have the solution to fight that pressure.

Who said you can’t have fun during work? Cause the Milton Keynes-based team sure did have fun during the Jeddah race weekend. The Red Bull team shared a video on their Instagram where a Belgian trial cyclist performs some stunts over lying Red Bull crew members.

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Not to forget that the Red Bull crew members are one of the fastest crews in the paddock. So, they teased their lying crew members in that video and said, “not often we see the boys this still.”

Can Red Bull dominate in 2022?

The Milton Keynes base is among the favorites this season. They have showcased some outstanding speed since the pre-season. But they have tough competition this season in the form of Ferrari, who is strong and are dominating over the Austrian F1 team.

In the season opener, the Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc didn’t allow Max Verstappen to take and keep the lead. Further, the reigning champion couldn’t even satisfy with a P2 because of an engine failure. Also, Checo couldn’t bag a podium because he also spun due to an engine failure while the other Ferrari driver, Carlos Sainz finished second.

But the Milton Keynes-based team came strong in Jeddah against the Ferrari. Checo outperformed them to claim the pole in the Saudi Qualifying, which was also his first pole in his career. The Mexican was leading the race but had to finish P4 after an unfortunate pit stop. Meanwhile, Leclerc and Verstappen again fought for the lead, but this time the Dutchman took the lead and won.

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The Austrian constructor is looking strong this season, but they are still not the leaders on the table. To get closer to the championship title, they need to upgrade their performance further and dominate the upcoming races. Let’s see what Red Bull has in store for the next race in Australia.