^ This could be bad omen for Verstappen... And he just signed a new contract tying him with with the team until 2028 too. He should've kept his option open by after the third year as we really don't know what's going to happen.
I don't think it's going to be a major issue, I mean the two Red Bulls almost made it to the end. It's a concern, yes, but I think they'll fix it. They have a great car.
I know. I was just thinking with the advent of Ferrari, what if it's three years of domination and that Verstappen starts getting frustrated and becomes unhappy with the team... Something else can also happen, what if Adrian Newey retires and they get not so competitive cars. Verstappen might have over commited. Not even Hamilton would lock himself in a 6 year contract. But maybe there's a clause.
But yeah I'm pretty sure RBR will come back better for the next race.
And I was wrong. For some reason I thought Alpha Tauri had Ferrari engines again this year. Anyway, yeah.. It's hard to get behind Verstappen from a betting perspective with the reliability issues.
Therefore, of course, Mercedes fans should be worried, but it's still too early to draw conclusions from the results of the first race of the season. As for the Red Bull, I would like to recall the situation of last season, when the cars had good speed, which was achieved by less reliability of the car, so I'm afraid that no matter how this situation happened again. But in any case, there has been a change of regulations and it is foolish to expect that the teams will not have problems with the reliability and settings of their cars. 
