Having taken the drivers' title through Max Verstappen, his third in a row, and retained their constructors' championship rivals in such a comfortable fashion, many now fear that with the titles wrapped up so early in the season Red Bull have already gained huge ground on developing their 2024 car.
When Berger was brought to attention of Hamilton's verdict on Red Bull's potential domination for the next season though, the 10-time grand prix winner and former team-mate to Ayrton Senna claimed fans could be in for a surprise next season.
"That's just the language of Formula 1, so that we can start the new year with less pressure," Berger told Kronen Zeitung.
"Even though I see Red Bull as the clear favorite, Formula 1 is always good for a surprise and something can always happen. In any case, I’m really looking forward to 2024."