06 May,2023 07:39 AM IST | Miami | AFP
Lewis Hamilton
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton says the sport must "do better" to create tighter competition amid fears that Red Bull's domination could result in boredom.
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen, winner of the past two championships, leads the driver's standings after splitting the opening four races of the season with teammate Sergio Perez. Arriving for Sunday's Miami Grand Prix, drivers spoke openly about how far ahead Red Bull's cars were of the rest of the field with Ferrari.
"It's not boring for me," he said. "I'm challenged every single day. But as a racing fan watching, I can understand."
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