US EditionRed Bull Admit 'Significant Shortcomings' After China Woe
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Red Bull has not had the best start to the season under the new regulations in Formula 1. The Milton Keynes-based team, which entered the 2016 season as one of the main contenders, has gone into the first international break with just 12 points in the Constructors' Championship. Their star driver, Max Verstappen, is already 43 points behind the current leader, George Russell, after the first two races of the year.
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