Marco: Verstappen is two wins away from world champions Mercedes have a clear weakness Mercedes' weakness

Verstappen's victory at the American Grand Prix was decisive for Red Bull Racing, and in Marko's view, the world championship would belong to Verstappen with two more wins.

Verstappen will continue the Americas with a 12-point lead, and while there are still plenty of points to fight for in the five races, Red Bull Racing's confidence in winning the title is unprecedentedly high.

Marco said: "We are optimistic that the last three races are all tracks belonging to Mercedes, and the next Mexico and Brazil are located in the highlands, which is an advantage for us. ”

As for whether Verstappen can lock up a world title when he leaves the Americas, Marko believes that he can complete at least half of the task.

"I used to say that if we want to be world champions, we have to win ten games. There are still two wins left. If Verstappen wins in Mexico and Brazil, we will be at ease in the Middle East. ”

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Marko believes Red Bull did not have the capital to compete with Mercedes in the final three races. "Because there are so many very long straights, it's possible to take full advantage of Mercedes."

"When the race started with a full tank of oil, their car didn't look that strong."

Marco believes that this is a more obvious weakness of Mercedes. The American Grand Prix is a good example. Hamilton wasn't particularly fast at the start of the race, while Red Bull managed to outpace his opponents by making an early pit stop. 'We have to act early in the game or it won't work out.

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