Max Verstappen: Red Bull can’t scapegoat old wind tunnel amid development crisis
Max Verstappen claims Red Bull can’t wholly blame its old wind tunnel for the development crisis it finds itself in for the 2025 F1 campaign.
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Max Verstappen claims Red Bull can’t wholly blame its old wind tunnel for the development crisis it finds itself in for the 2025 F1 campaign.
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Max Verstappen explained that track characteristics at the F1 Bahrain GP heightened Red Bull’s issues and made a repeat of his Suzuka victory nigh-on impossible.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has revealed that the team harbours genuine “concern” that Max Verstappen could leave unless its current performance improves in F1.