If you have watched the first three races of the 2023 Formula 1 season, you will have noticed an absence of red on the podium. While Aston Martin capitalised on their turnaround in fortunes, Red Bull continued their dominance from 2022, and even Mercedes achieved top three results in their troubled W14, Ferrari has lacked the reliability and consistency to take home any silverware. Charles Leclerc's retirement after three corners of the Melbourne circuit means he now only has six points on the board, which is a far cry from where he was leading the championship at the same stage…