Here’s what Red Bull expects from the F1 Miami upgrades it gave Max Verstappen

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Red Bull tries to catch up with McLaren in Formula 1. In Miami, Max Verstappen is already driving a new underbody, and a larger update package was also expected for the upcoming European debut. But: “There is no big update for imola,” says team boss Christian Horner. It was apparently rumored in the Miami paddock. “I don’t know where this rumor comes from,” Horner takes hope to all Red Bull fans. “We are now at a point in this regulations that a…

Red Bull is trying to catch up with McLaren in Formula One. Max Verstappen is already driving a new underbody in Miami, and a larger update package was also expected for the upcoming European debut. But: "There's no big update for Imola," explains team leader Christian Horner.

At the Formula 1 in Miami, there's really a new Red Bull underbody, but only for Max Verstappen. Advantage against McLaren: A clear number one driver.

Why Red Bull's chosen to be an upgrade outlier at Miami GP

Red Bull believes that some “low risk” changes it has brought to Max Verstappen’s car for the Miami Grand Prix can help it unlock stability improvements that could be key to its Formula 1 title hopes.While many of its rivals have steered clear of bringing developments this weekend because it is a sprint event, Red Bull has bucked the trend by introducing some floor changes on Verstappen’s RB21.The developments include repositioned fences to ener…

Here’s what Red Bull expects from the F1 Miami upgrades it gave Max Verstappen

Red Bull has commenced its incremental upgrade push to try and close the gap with the leading McLaren cars, starting with a revised floor design for the Miami sprint weekend, which Verstappen will trial.Teams are generally reluctant to bring substantial floor changes to a sprint weekend, with just one practice session to calibrate any new parts. But according to chief engineer Paul Monaghan ...Keep reading

What Red Bull expects from F1 Miami upgrade that only Verstappen runs

Red Bull has commenced its incremental upgrade push to try and close the gap with the leading McLaren cars, starting with a revised floor design for the Miami sprint weekend, which Verstappen will trial.Teams are generally reluctant to bring substantial floor changes to a sprint weekend, with just one practice session to calibrate any new parts. But according to chief engineer Paul Monaghan ...Keep reading