Yuki Tsunoda was promoted to Red Bull from Racing Bulls after just two grands prix in the 2025 Formula 1 season with the simple target of scoring points and supporting the team against McLaren. However, he struggled with crashes and disappointing finishes post the move, jeopardizing his standing at the cut-throat outfit. Tsunoda replaced Liam Lawson at Red Bull after the latter failed to meet the high expectations, following a crash and a 12th place finish in his two races. Despite managing to outperform Lawson, Tsunoda’s five-race stint with Red…
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McLaren’s Strategic Advantage as Rivals Distracted by Tech Sagas: A Win-Win Situation for Stella
McLaren’s Andrea Stella believes it’s “good news” that his team’s Formula 1 rivals are focused on incorrect reasons for their success, as McLaren has been dominating the sport for the past year following a significant upgrade package at the 2024 Miami Grand Prix. Snagging their first constructors’ title in 26 years last season, McLaren has continued its winning streak this year by securing five out of six races and establishing a substantial lead in the teams’ championship. Despite facing rumors about their performance gains, McLaren’s cars have consistently passed the…
BővebbenMcLaren Surges Past Verstappen in Thrilling F1 Imola GP Showdown
Max Verstappen expressed his struggles during the Imola Formula 1 practice, mentioning being passed by the McLarens and the team’s lack of performance. Despite the upgrades brought by Red Bull, Verstappen was still behind McLaren’s pace-setting driver Oscar Piastri in Friday sessions. Verstappen noted the need for more work to improve corner balance and overall speed, as McLaren showed superiority over longer stints. Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko acknowledged the team’s progress but highlighted McLaren’s continued advantage of around four tenths on the track. The team remains focused on qualifying…
BővebbenVerstappen’s Concerns: A Sobering Realization for Red Bull Racing
Max Verstappen recognizes that Red Bull may not be able to match McLaren’s race pace in the near future, despite various upgrades planned for the 2025 Formula 1 car. Even after recent upgrades, Verstappen finished significantly behind McLaren at the Miami Grand Prix, highlighting McLaren’s superior race pace. Verstappen anticipates only a slight performance improvement from the latest upgrades and does not expect to close the gap to McLaren suddenly. The upcoming Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona will bring further upgrades and a stricter technical directive on flexing front wings,…
BővebbenUnpacking McLaren’s Victorious Formula 1 Triumph in Miami: Beyond Tire Management
Red Bull driver advisor Helmut Marko noted McLaren’s pure speed, being between seven tenths and a second faster during the Miami Grand Prix, revealing their superiority. The race showcased McLaren’s potential fully for the first time in Formula 1 2025 after overcoming previous concealed speed due to race circumstances. Lando Norris impressively closed the gap to Max Verstappen in just 13 laps after slipping to sixth position in Florida, demonstrating McLaren’s competitive edge. McLaren’s advantage in speed on hotter circuits, such as Miami, was evident as Norris swiftly regained his…
BővebbenUnlocking the Formula: McLaren’s Miami Victory Revealed
Helmut Marko indicated McLaren’s superior speed at the Miami Grand Prix, with a gap of seven tenths to a second behind. This highlighted McLaren’s pure speed, previously hidden due to various race circumstances. The recent race in Florida demonstrated McLaren’s potential, especially with Lando Norris’s quick recovery behind Max Verstappen after a first-lap incident. Norris managed to close the gap in just 13 laps. Factors like DRS assistance and Verstappen’s battle with Piastri contributed to Norris’s comeback. This showcased McLaren’s speed and potential in Miami. McLaren’s tire management excellence, especially…
BővebbenVerstappen’s Vow: The Red Bull Ultimatum
Max Verstappen issues Red Bull ultimatum
BővebbenRevolution in the Fast Lane: The Vettel Comeback Sparks F1 Fan Fervor
Sebastian Vettel walked away from F1 at the end of the 2022 season but has been linked with a return to Red Bull in a new career chapter.
BővebbenDreams Unleashed: The Pathway to Ultimate Success
After the first six Formula 1 weekends of 2025, it’s evident that Max Verstappen can challenge McLaren in qualifying but struggles to keep up over race distance against the papaya cars. Verstappen’s ability to push the RB21 to its limits without worrying about tyre wear during qualifying has allowed him to secure pole positions in Suzuka, Jeddah, and Miami. On the other hand, McLaren’s MCL39 is harder to handle in qualifying due to front-axle unpredictability, leading to suboptimal laps in Q3 for Piastri and Norris. McLaren shines during races by…
BővebbenIn-depth Analysis: Marko’s Revelations on Major Red Bull F1 Concerns Emerging from Bahrain Practice Sessions
Red Bull did not set the times alight during Friday practice in Bahrain, leaving Helmut Marko to concede the team is too slow following the first day of running.
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