Max Verstappen admits Red Bull problem will be ‘hard to fix’
Max Verstappen has once again played down Red Bull’s chances at this weekend’s season-opening F1 Australian Grand Prix. The four-time world champion, who had already ruled out any hopes of Red Bull contesting for victory heading into the Melbourne weekend, was only seventh-fastest at the end of Friday practice.
Australian GP qualifying: Max Verstappen surprised by Red Bull pace
After struggling with setup issues through Australian Grand Prix practice, Max Verstappen was surprised by his Red Bull car's performance on Saturday as the Formula 1 defending champion took third place in qualifying for the season-opening race.
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F1 Results Today: Red Bull hit with major issue as accident sparks red flag in MelbourneRed Bull appear to have found some performance for Max Verstappen, but Liam Lawson struggled in Friday running, and ended up ...
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Charles Leclerc led Australian GP practice ahead of McLaren duo Piastri and Norris, as Verstappen faced handling issues.
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