Max Verstappen flagged a steering problem on the very first lap of pre-season testing. Red Bull couldn’t fix it for four race weekends. In Miami, technical director Pierre Wache finally said sorry — and explained why it took so long.
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Formula 1 debuted four targeted regulation tweaks in Miami, addressing super-clipping, qualifying harvesting limits and race starts. Drivers called it a step in the right direction — while Verstappen dismissed it as “just a tickle.”
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Kimi Antonelli held off a relentless Lando Norris to win the 2026 Miami Grand Prix — his third straight victory. Verstappen spun at the start, Leclerc crashed on the final lap, and the penalties kept coming well after the chequered flag.
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Alpine and Red Bull are tied on 16 points, but the Enstone squad ranks fifth ahead of the former champions on countback—completing a remarkable turnaround.
Red Bull Tied with Alpine in F1 2026 Standings — How the Mighty Have Fallen Read More »
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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The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix freed up the exact weekend Verstappen needed. Two four-hour races, a new co-driver, and his first laps in the dark.
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From understeer to oversteer and back again — Red Bull’s RB22 gave Verstappen no answers on Friday at Suzuka. And he’s not expecting any miracles overnight.
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Max Verstappen called it a joke. Lewis Hamilton calls it the best racing he’s had in years. Two champions, two very different realities — and one fascinating debate shaping F1’s new era.
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Thirteen world champions. The Senna-Prost wars. Räikkönen from 17th to first. The tragedy of Jules Bianchi. No circuit in Formula 1 has produced more decisive, more dramatic, or more emotionally charged moments than Suzuka — and that is precisely why drivers consider it sacred ground.
Lawson’s Racing Bulls recorded 330km/h in China’s speed trap. Verstappen’s Red Bull managed just 317km/h — with the same engine. The gap reveals a fascinating technical story about deployment philosophy, chassis weight and why the VCARB 03 is one of the hardest cars to overtake in 2026.
