Depends on the tracks at the moment.
Ferrari is just impressive on tracks where the traction is the key.
RedBull is faster where high speed is needed.
I repeat, AT THE moment.
These cars are born yesterday so the team with the best improvement during the season will be the champion.
Yes Ferrari is doing very well and have things in order. Still, it can go wrong. For example, if Red Bull or Mercedes manage to stabilize the engine of the car, then the roles can be reversed. Ferrari doesn't seem to have any problems with the engine, but that could also be with dropouts. Leclerc is making a great impression at the moment, along with Verstappen normally the best drivers. Red Bull has a lot of problems with their car. Too bad Hamilton is so far behind under this construction.