Listen to this article Despite Ferrari and Red Bull being so evenly matched in laptime around the Sakhir track last weekend, analysis of the GPS data showed that the two cars displayed very different pace characteristics. The Ferrari appeared to be better under acceleration and in slower speed corners, while the Red Bull excelled at the end of straights and in high-speed turns. Coming against the backdrop of a belief that Ferrari has the best engine, the performance differences are intriguing, because lower downforce levels should not have allowed Red Bull to excel in some corners. Asked by Motorsport.com if there was a conclusion about where Red Bull’s top-speed edge came from, Carlos Sainz said that analysis was still ongoing. “It is one of the things that we are looking into, mainly because we know that part of our deficit to Red Bull that we had is exactly where you mention …