Ex-F1 driver Ralf Schumacher has warned that “heads will roll” at Redꦇ Bull due to the “enormous pressure” growing on the team amid their poor run of form.

Red Bull’s position at the top of F1’s constructors’ championship is under s💎erious threat with McLaren now just eight points behind following the Italian Grand Prix.

Worryingly for Red Bull, they ﷽don’t seem to have a clear answer for their poor run of on-tracꦛk performances.

At Monza, they were clearly the fourth-fastest team as 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen could only finish sixth.

Speaking to Sky Germany, Schumacher offered♐ a dim view on Red B𓂃ull.

“Honest answe🅘r? This will no longer work out. For me, Red Bull is finished for now,” Schumacher said. “There is uncertainty and more heads will roll because of that uncertainty and because they are dissatisfied.

“Next, they have to start rebuilding fi𝓰rst with new people and with the people who remain. Of course, they will come under enormous pressure from all sides. This is going to cause a chain reaction and these are all factors that are coming into play now🌱, and F1 moves too fast.

“I have rarely se🌜en a teamꦇ that has deteriorated so much during the season. I can't think of any other example.

“We will soon go to circuits with more downforce, whic🏅h seemingly suits Red Bull༺ better, but even there this problem will keep coming back.”

While 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris was only able to finish third at Moꦫ🐼nza, he reduced Verstappen’s lead down to 62 points.

With eight rounds to go, Norris is seriously in contention to win this year’s drivers’ championship, part🤡icularly if Red Bull’s continue to strug♔gle.

The six-time F1 winn🍸er sees Norris as the “favourite” for the championship.

“That's how I see it yes," he added. “Also in the constructors' championship [McLaren are favourites], but also for third place it will be exciting because Mercedes and Ferrari on good weekends are in the mix. They will all take points away from Red Bullꦆ.

“Verstappen is far away from second place at the moment and you have to remember one thing. The higher the pr𓆏essure, the more mistakes they make. They made mistakes at the pit stop [with a slow rear right tyre change at Monza], after which Verstappen said: 'Please look out now, something is going on!'”