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Red Bull disclose next F1 priority after breakthrough: 'We will take some risks'

RacingNews365Mon 5 Oct · 15:10 UTCHave your say
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Red Bull Racing achieved its first victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen leading the team to the top step of the podium. Team principal Laurent Mekies expressed that this win was a significant milestone for the team, which had been striving for this achievement throughout the season.

Looking ahead, Mekies emphasised the importance of continuing to push for performance improvements, stating that the team would take risks to enhance their competitiveness. With the next race in Singapore approaching, Red Bull is optimistic about maintaining its strong form, while also acknowledging the challenges posed by rival teams like Mercedes, McLaren, and Ferrari.

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Red Bull disclose next F1 priority after breakthrough: 'We will take some risks'Red Bull finally took to the top step of the podium last time out in Malaysia, marking its first win of the year.RacingNews365Mon 5 Oct · 15:10 UTCRead →
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