Seven upgraded components, a rotating rear wing six months in the making, and a steering rack that finally works. Pierre Wache explains in full how Red Bull rebuilt its 2026 season in Miami — and where the team is heading next.
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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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Good on Saturdays, struggling on Sundays. Audi’s power unit deficit is clear, structural, and won’t be solved mid-season — even with F1’s equalisation framework in place.
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Russell had the faster car. But Leclerc had a better read of 2026’s energy game — and when Mercedes tried psychological warfare over the radio, Ferrari cracked it too.
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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.
Max Verstappen has suffered three consecutive poor race starts in 2026. The cause lies in the new power unit architecture — and Red Bull hasn’t solved it yet.
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A seemingly quick lap in SQ3 evaporated the moment Leclerc hit Shanghai’s 1.2km back straight and found his battery empty. The incident lifts the lid on why 2026’s hybrid power units — without the MGU-H and with a tripled MGU-K output — are pushing every team to their modelling limits.
Leclerc’s Shanghai Blackout: Why the 2026 F1 Power Units Are So Hard to Master Read More »
When Toto Wolff declared that 2026 F1 cars could reach 400 km/h, the world took notice. But is this engineering reality, or a calculated move to sell the sport’s new hybrid era?
Toto Wolff’s 400 km/h F1 2026 Claim: Marketing or Truth? Read More »
As F1 teams model the 2026 regulations, data is showing wild discrepancies in downforce levels. Here is why Pirelli believes these numbers offer little insight into the actual future hierarchy.
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McLaren’s mastery of ride height became its downfall in Las Vegas—unexpected bouncing and rear plank wear resulted in disqualification, despite drastic in-race efforts to limit damage.
