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Helmut Marko gives worrying Red Bull update as Max Verstappen braced for more pain
Helmut Marko has admitted that Red Bull expect to struggle again at the upcoming races in Saudi Arabia and Miami, leaving Max Verstappen 's World Championship bid in an uncertain position. Red Bull have been inferior to both McLaren and Mercedes throughout the opening stages of the 2025 campaign,
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Helmut Marko’s advice to Verstappen as Red Bull reveal key problem"I think we understand where the issues are, it's introducing the solutions that obviously take a little more time." ...
A lot of people are talking about it, except me; Watch Fridays practice sessions in Jeddah at 2.30pm and 6pm, live on Sky ...
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The Red Bull rollercoaster isn't slowing down yetThe current Formula 1 calendar is pretty relentless. Teams have arrived in Jeddah for the fifth race in six weeks as part of ...
Red Bull advisor, Helmut Marko has lambasted the team for a squalid showing at the 2025 Bahrain GP with a warning for the ...
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Red Bull management hold crisis talks after Bahrain GP woesHelmut Marko calls Red Bull's Bahrain Grand Prix performance "very alarming" ...
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has branded Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar as the “surprise of the season” following his ...
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‘Too slow’ Red Bull struck with weird tyre anomaly in BahrainRed Bull’s Helmut Marko has admitted the RB21 is simply “too slow” as a mixture of the track and temperatures play against ...
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Why Verstappen is unsure if Red Bull can close 0.5s gap to McLarenMax Verstappen claims Red Bull is currently half a second behind McLaren. The first significant upgrade is scheduled for ...
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