Verstappen jokes about ordering new back for Monaco GP

Max Verstappen highlighted ongoing ride issues with the Red Bull car during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. He joked that the bumpy Monaco streets may require him to order a new back.

During the Canadian Grand Prix, Verstappen told Dutch media that bumpy tracks remain difficult for Red Bull due to the car's philosophy and setup. He noted the problem has persisted despite new regulations and said it was better in Miami but still not optimal.

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Max Verstappen frustrated next to his crashed Red Bull car after rear wing failure at the British Grand Prix.
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Verstappen frustrated after wing failure at British Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen crashed out of the British Grand Prix after his Red Bull suffered a rear wing failure at Stowe corner with six laps remaining. The incident followed similar problems at the Austrian Grand Prix and added to ongoing issues with the car's power unit and balance.

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.

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Max Verstappen has revealed that Red Bull discussed his public criticism after the Canadian Grand Prix internally and took a lesson from it ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.

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

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

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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Max Verstappen mocked McLaren after the team started the Canadian Grand Prix on intermediate tyres while other frontrunners chose slicks. The decision backfired as the track dried, leading to early pit stops for both McLaren drivers.

 

 

 

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