Red Bull given major comeback verdict by former F1 driver after Canadian GP battle

Juan Pablo Montoya believes Red Bull is on the verge of a resurgence following the Canadian Grand Prix. The team showed strong pace despite recent challenges, according to the former Formula 1 driver.

Max Verstappen finished third at the Canadian Grand Prix after a close battle with Lewis Hamilton for second place. Montoya highlighted Red Bull's progress in reducing car weight and noted the team is expected to have the car at the correct weight by the Austrian Grand Prix scheduled for 26-28 June.

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Max Verstappen celebrating on the podium at the Austrian Grand Prix
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Max Verstappen hails Red Bull progress after Austrian podium

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Max Verstappen expressed satisfaction with Red Bull's upgrades at the Austrian Grand Prix, where he secured his second podium of the 2026 season despite handling issues that limited his challenge for victory.

Red Bull Racing delivered a stronger showing at the Miami Grand Prix with Max Verstappen finishing fifth, though the team remains behind the leaders in a tight contest among top squads.

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Red Bull Racing secured its first podium of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. The result followed a challenging qualifying session where Max Verstappen placed sixth and voiced concerns over the team's set-up decisions.

Red Bull encountered engine and balance problems during Friday practice at the Austrian Grand Prix while testing a major upgrade package for the RB22.

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Max Verstappen said the Monaco Grand Prix qualifying session allowed him to drive naturally without battery management demands imposed by 2026 regulations.

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies said the team failed to put the RB22 in the right operating window during the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend. Max Verstappen finished second but expressed surprise at the result after struggling with balance and damage.

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Red Bull struggled with car balance during Friday practice at the Hungaroring for the 2026 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix. Technical director Pierre Wache said the team is clearly too slow and has significant work ahead.

 

 

 

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