Following a dismal showing at the Spanish Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo and Red Bull Racing are looking to bounce back at the upcoming race in Austria. The team was left baffled by their lack of pace, and now they must quickly analyze and address the issues before the next race on the Red Bull Ring.
Author: Zephyr Ebonheart
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Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has lavished praise on McLaren’s impressive form, citing their exceptional pace at various tracks. Sainz acknowledged that both Red Bull and Ferrari are struggling at certain circuits, whereas McLaren has demonstrated remarkable consistency across the board, leaving many in the Formula 1 news circle to take notice.
The Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix was a weekend of winners and losers, with Max Verstappen continuing his dominant run, Lando Norris showcasing McLaren’s resurgence, and Mercedes making strides forward. Meanwhile, Sergio Perez and Ferrari struggled to match the pace of the frontrunners.
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In a strategic move, Red Bull conducted a private test with Max Verstappen at Imola, aiming to tackle the RB18’s kerb riding woes that have hindered their performance in recent races. The test provided valuable insights to understand and improve the car’s handling, as the team seeks an edge over rivals in the tight F1 title race.
The Spanish Grand Prix practice sessions saw Mercedes and McLaren emerge as strong contenders, with Lewis Hamilton topping the leaderboard in FP2 and Lando Norris setting the pace in FP1. Both teams showcased impressive pace, suggesting a closely contested qualifying session and race ahead.
Charles Leclerc has shed light on Ferrari’s identification of a solution to the engine issue that compromised his Canadian Grand Prix, ensuring a repeat doesn’t occur in the upcoming Formula 1 schedule. The Monegasque driver is confident Ferrari will bounce back at the pivotal Spanish Grand Prix.
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