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Las Vegas Nightmare For Max Verstappen As Red Bull Bring Wrong Wing
Max Verstappen leads McLaren's Lando Norris by 62 points with three races remaining and needs simply to finish ahead of him in Las Vegas to become the sixth man to win four world championships.
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F1: Ferrari To Counter Red Bull Power Advantage In Miami With Upgrades
Ferrari is preparing a countermeasure to the Red Bull straight-line speed advantage
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F1: Red Bull Trolls Toto Wolff On Twitter
Perez won the race which meant Red Bull scored 25 points while Mercedes went back home with zero points
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F1: Toto Wolff Says He Would Rather Fight Ferrari Than Red Bull
This comes in the backdrop of the Flexi wing controversy where Mercedes claims that Red Bull's car is illegal because of the flexing rear wing.
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Mercedes And McLaren Likely To Protest Against Ferrari And Red Bull's Flexi-Wing Advantage At Azerbaijan GP
FIA's argument for the delay in the new tests is that it needs to give teams enough time to make adequate changes.
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Lewis Hamilton Wins Bahrain Grand Prix After Charles Leclerc Heartbreak
Four-time champion Sebastian Vettel finished fifth in the second Ferrari, after a late spin had damaged his front wing during a duel with Lewis Hamilton.
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Inside Line F1 Podcast: Red Bull Gives You Wings, But No Brakes
With the 2017 Spanish Grand Prix, all eyes will be on Red Bull Racing. Will their upgrades make them a front running team for 2017?
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Inside Line F1 Podcast: Why Daniil Kavyat's Loss Is Max Verstappen's Gain
Red Bull Racing did post-Russia what everyone imagined they would do towards the end of the 2016 Formula 1 Season. They gave wings to Max Verstappen's Formula 1 career while clipping Daniil Kvyat's. The former World Champion team's decision evoked applause from most quarters and shock from a few. Would they have taken a similar decision had Kvyat r...
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No Wings, But Maybe $10: Red Bull Settles False Advertising Suit
A can of Red Bull won't give you wings, but those who bought the energy drink and were disappointed could end up with a few extra bucks, thanks to a class-action lawsuit.
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Fernando Alonso rues error that ended his 200th Grand Prix
Alonso's front wing was damaged in the opening turns by a minor collision with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, but instead of pitting for repairs he ploughed on - with the wing collapsing shortly afterwards and jamming under his front wheels.
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Red Bull continues to challenge Mercedes design
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he was not yet ready to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing design, despite it being deemed legal by Formula One officials.
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Technical row over Mercedes' 'F-duct' wing
Red Bull chief Christian Horner Friday said Formula One teams would be forced to copy Mercedes' new rear wing design after it was cleared by officials in the year's first technical controversy.
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F1 2012: Closer contest for better rewards
I cannot tell speed from velocity, rear wing aerodynamic ratio to down-force and yet, something about recent reports in Formula One hints that the 2012 season is going to be like no other. Not the least like the one-sided affair that 2011 turned out to be, at least.
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Red Bull and its wings
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner could not hide his exasperation in Malaysia at speculation that the team's new front wing contravened F1 rules.
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Las Vegas Nightmare For Max Verstappen As Red Bull Bring Wrong Wing
Max Verstappen leads McLaren's Lando Norris by 62 points with three races remaining and needs simply to finish ahead of him in Las Vegas to become the sixth man to win four world championships.
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F1: Ferrari To Counter Red Bull Power Advantage In Miami With Upgrades
Ferrari is preparing a countermeasure to the Red Bull straight-line speed advantage
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F1: Red Bull Trolls Toto Wolff On Twitter
Perez won the race which meant Red Bull scored 25 points while Mercedes went back home with zero points
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F1: Toto Wolff Says He Would Rather Fight Ferrari Than Red Bull
This comes in the backdrop of the Flexi wing controversy where Mercedes claims that Red Bull's car is illegal because of the flexing rear wing.
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Mercedes And McLaren Likely To Protest Against Ferrari And Red Bull's Flexi-Wing Advantage At Azerbaijan GP
FIA's argument for the delay in the new tests is that it needs to give teams enough time to make adequate changes.
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Lewis Hamilton Wins Bahrain Grand Prix After Charles Leclerc Heartbreak
Four-time champion Sebastian Vettel finished fifth in the second Ferrari, after a late spin had damaged his front wing during a duel with Lewis Hamilton.
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Inside Line F1 Podcast: Red Bull Gives You Wings, But No Brakes
With the 2017 Spanish Grand Prix, all eyes will be on Red Bull Racing. Will their upgrades make them a front running team for 2017?
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Inside Line F1 Podcast: Why Daniil Kavyat's Loss Is Max Verstappen's Gain
Red Bull Racing did post-Russia what everyone imagined they would do towards the end of the 2016 Formula 1 Season. They gave wings to Max Verstappen's Formula 1 career while clipping Daniil Kvyat's. The former World Champion team's decision evoked applause from most quarters and shock from a few. Would they have taken a similar decision had Kvyat r...
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No Wings, But Maybe $10: Red Bull Settles False Advertising Suit
A can of Red Bull won't give you wings, but those who bought the energy drink and were disappointed could end up with a few extra bucks, thanks to a class-action lawsuit.
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Fernando Alonso rues error that ended his 200th Grand Prix
Alonso's front wing was damaged in the opening turns by a minor collision with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, but instead of pitting for repairs he ploughed on - with the wing collapsing shortly afterwards and jamming under his front wheels.
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Red Bull continues to challenge Mercedes design
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he was not yet ready to drop his complaints about Mercedes' wing design, despite it being deemed legal by Formula One officials.
-
Technical row over Mercedes' 'F-duct' wing
Red Bull chief Christian Horner Friday said Formula One teams would be forced to copy Mercedes' new rear wing design after it was cleared by officials in the year's first technical controversy.
-
F1 2012: Closer contest for better rewards
I cannot tell speed from velocity, rear wing aerodynamic ratio to down-force and yet, something about recent reports in Formula One hints that the 2012 season is going to be like no other. Not the least like the one-sided affair that 2011 turned out to be, at least.
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Red Bull and its wings
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner could not hide his exasperation in Malaysia at speculation that the team's new front wing contravened F1 rules.
