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Max Verstappen has revealed he actually expected more from the Red Bull car last weekend despite its overall strong showing and that the team will look to go better this time around at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
JEDDAH : Formula One team Red Bull said a vacuum in their fuel system that caused a drop in fuel pressure led to the problems that put both their cars out of last weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Red Bull will be keener than most to get racing this weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as they look to put events of the Bahrain Grand Prix firmly behind them.
Red Bull will be keener than most to get racing this weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as they look to put events of the Bahrain Grand Prix firmly behind them.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix returns for its second edition this weekend as Formula 1 heads to the Jeddah Street Circuit.
The team had looked set for a strong double points finish in F1's season opener before its race was turned on its head with a few laps to go.
Lewis Hamilton could be even further adrift of Max Verstappen at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Red Bull introduced a number of important upgrades to their RB18 challenger, according to reports. Mercedes pipped Red Bull to last year's Constructors' Championship honours but have since fallen behind their rivals in terms of outright performance after struggling to get to grips with the all-new technical regulations.
Lewis Hamilton is one of the most penalised Formula 1 drivers of the last 10 years.