Verstappen Reveals Why Red Bull's Engine Problem in Baku Was Different than It Seemed
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Verstappen reveals why Red Bull's engine problem in Baku was different than it seemed
Verstappen says the internal combustion engine was not working properly during qualifying, which then led to further problems. The Red Bull driver adds that he will not receive a grid penalty in the event of an engine change
Max Verstappen was fastest in the final free practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and said the changes to the RB22 were working well, but an engine problem held him back in qualifying.
Max Verstappen issues ‘f**k off’ verdict after vital Red Bull issue in Baku
Max Verstappen vented his frustration with Red Bull’s qualifying engine in Baku, after ending Q3 eighth on the grid for the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Verstappen looked like a potential polesitter after taking top spot in FP3 earlier in the day, but the RB22 was to somewhat prove to be a his downfall. Its […]
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Verstappen points to lack of speed, battery failure and yellow flag as factors for result below expected in Baku.
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