Red Bull lacked pace for Max Verstappen Dutch GP podium fight, says Calum Nicholas

Wed 26 Aug · 10:03 UTCupdated Thu 27 Aug · 04:42 UTCHave your say
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In the Dutch Grand Prix, Max Verstappen faced an early exit due to a crash on the opening lap, which occurred when he hit a wet patch on the track. Former Red Bull mechanic Calum Nicholas commented that even without the crash, the team lacked the pace to compete for a podium finish, suggesting that Verstappen would have ended up in a similar position to his teammate Liam Lawson, who finished seventh.

The race concluded with McLaren's Lando Norris taking victory, while Kimi Antonelli and George Russell completed the podium. Nicholas highlighted the car's struggles in windy conditions as a contributing factor to their performance, indicating that the team needs to address these issues moving forward.

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