Red Bull hiding potential pace in the Bahrain Grand Prix

Red Bull could have easily won by a much bigger margin if they didn't tell both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez to slow down during the Bahrain Grand Prix. Making them look very scary for the next Jeddah GP.

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