The Australian Great Prix is only a couple of days away now as Formula One drivers and bosses address the media today in front of the third race of the time.
The first two races have been won by Max Verstappen easily, but the chaos at Red Bull will give his rivals hope that they can beat the Dutchman.
After a Red Bull investigation into allegations of inappropriate behavior, team principal Christian Horner was found not to have committed any wrongdoing.
However, as his accusor requests the decision, the furore encompassing the 50-year-early English leader and Red Bull has been at an unsurpassed high.
He has vowed his future to Red Bull yet there has been hypothesis over the fates of Verstappen, Helmut Marko and Adrian Newey, as they endeavor to change the concentration to dashing down under.
Over at Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton has begged the group to roll out enormous improvements to their W15 vehicle after a disheartening beginning to the season, his last at the Silver Bolts prior to leaving for Ferrari one year from now.