Red Bull is « paying the price » for its aggressive 2025 title push, as resources diverted to last year’s car have left the RB22 struggling against Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren.
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Red Bull dismisses concerns about Max Verstappen’s commitment level as the four-time world champion continues to voice his frustrations with Formula 1’s controversial new regulations.
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Despite a decade of shared dominance, Max Verstappen has admitted he approved of Christian Horner’s dismissal, stating that Red Bull « wasn’t the same team anymore » amidst 2025’s struggles.
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Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies admitted he initially did not understand McLaren’s choice to keep both cars out during the Safety Car at the 2025 Qatar GP, a strategy move that caused a pivotal momentum shift favoring Verstappen’s championship challenge.
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Laurent Mekies admits the onus is now on Red Bull to respond after a challenging sprint for Max Verstappen at Qatar GP 2025, with the team’s strategy and setup crucial to salvaging the Dutchman’s title hopes in the closing races.
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