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Exactly. Redbull do have 150 or so guys from Honda. Another 100 or so from Mercedes. So their ICE will be competitive, electrical part is a big question mark.13:45
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This was just minor floor update, major one will come at Imola.09-05-2025 21:38
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Let's hope it works and with McLaren rumoured to lose atleast 2 tenths from Barcelona (flexi wings ban might affect tyre degradation as well, in such case they will lose more than 2 tenths) things might become even.07-05-2025 17:17
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Redbull are rumoured to bring that update in Imola. Whether or not it will work remains to be seen.07-05-2025 16:04
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If I'm not wrong Redbull have had similar design on their floor for quite a long now. Perez really f'ked up Redbull by exposing their floor thrice in two years and with the help of couple of Redbull engineers joining McLaren, they have successfully connected the dots..06-05-2025 22:32
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How about qualify ahead of him and disappear in to distance.06-05-2025 16:36
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It took Oscar 14 laps to get past Max and mistake from Max happened due to overheating of tyres. Oscar is good but if Max had an equal car to McLaren or maybe even within 2-3 tenths there's no way Oscar would have gotten past him.06-05-2025 15:53
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Wolf won't say a word against McLaren because if it's not factory Merc he will definately want his customer team to take the constructors. It's all politics.06-05-2025 09:12
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Vsc cost him 3rd, not his defence against McLaren.05-05-2025 11:44
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We will see. FIA has played it very well to f'kup Redbull and Ferrari. They said everything was fine with the wings during and after last season so Redbull and Ferrari had to divert some of their resources to create their own version of flexi wings which otherwise would have been used elsewhere. Now come start of this season they said ban will come in to effect from race 9. Enough time for McLaren to gain decisive lead until then and also come up with solution to makeup for that loss.05-05-2025 11:08