Max Verstappen and Red Bull in disarray with ‘hard to fix’ F1 Australian GP issues
Max Verstappen’s Formula 1 title defence is off to a less than ideal start with Red Bull at the Australian Grand Prix. Second practice on Friday at the Albert Park circuit was a test up and down the grid to see how teams would fare in low-fuel qualifying simulations and Red Bull couldn’t match the likes of McLaren or Ferrari.
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.
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