Red Bull finds ‘disconnect’ in RB22 in F1 Mexico GP practice
Red Bull admits it still has work to do after Friday's Formula 1 practice sessions in Mexico City. Max Verstappen ended the day fifth, three tenths off the pace, but that was despite damage sustained in an incident with Liam Lawson. Verstappen described the moment in the media pen as 'not very smart' from the Racing Bulls driver, given that Lawson is still fighting for his seat. The stewards ...…
Red Bull disclosed ongoing issues with their RB22 in F1 Mexico GP practice sessions. The newly designed car experienced a disconnect between the front and rear balance, according to technical director Pierre Wache. Max Verstappen, who suffered damage in an incident with Liam Lawson during the practice, described the car as having a "disconnect" in terms of its balance.
Verstappen's performance was hindered by the damage, which also affected the overall grip level of the car. The team will need to repair the damage and adjust the car's set-up to address the disconnect, especially considering the track's extreme altitude and reduced grip. Ferrari is expected to have an advantage due to their smaller turbo and proven strength in low-speed corners.
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