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Verstappen stuns DTM engineer as Red Bull explain pace loss – RacingNews365 Review

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Max Verstappen left a DTM engineer in disbelief after again underlining his all-around talent as a driver that features as part of a documentary on the Red Bull driver.

In the Viaplay programme, entitled 'Verstappen - Off The Beaten Track', the 26-year-old Dutch driver tests Thierry Vermeulen's Ferrari 296 DTM car at Mugello, the Italian circuit which hosted a one-off F1 race in 2020.

READ MORE: Verstappen leaves DTM engineer stunned after test

Red Bull technical chief explains pace decline

Red Bull technical director Pierre Waché has offered an insight into the squad's shortcomings during the ongoing F1 season.

The reigning world champions commenced the season in strong fashion, winning five out of the opening seven races.

READ MORE: Red Bull technical chief explains pace decline

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Alonso frustration at Aston Martin failure to exploit Red Bull 'cracks'

Fernando Alonso has vented his frustration that Aston Martin has been unable to exploit Red Bull's performance "cracks".

Aston Martin is enduring a difficult campaign which has seen the Silverstone-based outfit score just 73 points, a remarkable 123 shy of last season's total at the summer break stage, and with two races more this campaign.

READ MORE: Alonso frustration at Aston Martin failure to exploit Red Bull 'cracks'

Red Bull respond to upgrade concern as McLaren apply pressure

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has denied his squad is struggling to develop its car as rival teams close its front-running gap.

At the start of the season, it appeared Red Bull was on course for another dominant campaign, winning five out of the opening seven races.

READ MORE: Red Bull respond to upgrade concern as McLaren apply pressure

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Williams follow Red Bull and Mercedes with 'large departure'

Williams team principal James Vowles has detailed a “large departure” from the squad's past focus in a bid to improve its performance going forward.

Vowles took over at the helm of Williams prior to the start of last year's campaign following his exit from Mercedes.

READ MORE: Williams follow Red Bull and Mercedes with 'large departure'

Former F1 team boss slates 'fundamentally wrong' Audi approach

Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan has raised a question mark over the Audi project ahead of the German manufacturer's arrival on the grid in 2026.

Audi will take over the Sauber Group that currently operates the Stake F1 squad.

READ MORE: Former F1 team boss slates 'fundamentally wrong' Audi approach

Also interesting:

In the latest episode of the RacingNews365 podcast, Ian, Sam and Nick look back at last weekend's Belgian GP and look ahead to the summer break! George Russell's disqualification is discussed as well as what Red Bull needs to do to prevent McLaren beating it to the constructors’ crown.

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