Red Bull has looked to respond with upgrades for the Dutch Grand Prix, but McLaren have brought them too… The FIA has confirmed the list of car upgrades ... a completely new rear wing ...
They have also had problems with how the DRS interacts with the rest of the car, which is where Red Bull have been strong, particularly last year. The aim with McLaren’s new rear wing would ...
Red Bull is considering adopting a new front wing design similar to those used by McLaren and Mercedes. Red Bull is considering adopting a new front wing design similar to those used by ...
Front wings are essential to the aerodynamics of this generation of F1 cars, with McLaren and Mercedes both having introduced a new design within the last few months. And since then Red Bull ...
Piastri is a two-time grand prix winner (and possibly elite ). McLaren leads with seven races to go. Verstappen might be no ...
This leaves Red Bull in a difficult position, trying to solve a complex balance issue that seems to worsen as they make adjustments. With McLaren and ... FIA implementing new monitoring ...
Of course, McLaren's Miami upgrade package unlocked a new ceiling for the car. In the races since, it's been no worse than slightly below the Red Bull and as good as the car of the field.
McLaren bosses have played down questions about having the fastest car in F1 despite ... who promise to bring new upgrades - another opportunity to claw at Red Bull.
Regardless, after a weekend where Red Bull were indisputably the fourth-quickest car at the Italian ... have been extremely effective. McLaren brought a host of new features to Zandvoort ...
Red Bull struggled during the Italian Grand Prix this weekend to leave McLaren in ... labelled the car's output as 'bizarre'. "In Q3, somehow it didn't turn. We had two new sets of tyres and ...
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has made it clear that the fight for both the constructors’ and drivers’ titles is ...
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