2025 Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team

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AR3-GP wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:59
CjC wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:39
AR3-GP wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:05
Johnathan Wheatley leaves and the pitstops go to ****. Newey leaves and the aero goes to ****. :?

Any comment Christian?
Not to rub salt in your wounds but after Jeddah I said Horners first corner picture show was an absolute joke and that he was deflecting attention from Red Bulls bigger problems, almost a crisis.
You defended the team back then….
I wasn’t defending the team. I was being sarcastic towards claims that Mclaren isn’t fastest.
Sorry dude, I don’t get involved in the Mclaren dominating back and forth so I’m not talking about that.

The chat between me and you (which I can’t find :roll: ) you were praising the team because even though they have lost numerous key members that they could still preform at a high level.
I understand, you are frustrated. I’m not here to preach just reminding you how buoyed you felt after Jeddah… re-kindle those thoughts! You never know Max might be on pole in 2 and a half hours time :wink:
Just a fan's point of view

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AR3-GP wrote:
03 May 2025, 20:06
Let us not forget that Max’s delta time was miscalibrated by 6 seconds yesterday during sprint qualy which should have earned him a grid drop for exceeding the minimum laptime…

It is a comedy of errors. The team is unrecognizable.


Let’s see what they have in store for Max tomorrow…

Has Marko spoken?
The whole Verstappen era Red Bull was the team that always pounced at every opportunity, even when they had an inferior car, they would make great calls, great pit stops and punch above their weight... we are a long way from that these days.

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CjC wrote:
03 May 2025, 20:44
AR3-GP wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:59
CjC wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:39


Not to rub salt in your wounds but after Jeddah I said Horners first corner picture show was an absolute joke and that he was deflecting attention from Red Bulls bigger problems, almost a crisis.
You defended the team back then….
I wasn’t defending the team. I was being sarcastic towards claims that Mclaren isn’t fastest.
Sorry dude, I don’t get involved in the Mclaren dominating back and forth so I’m not talking about that.

The chat between me and you (which I can’t find :roll: ) you were praising the team because even though they have lost numerous key members that they could still preform at a high level.
I understand, you are frustrated. I’m not here to preach just reminding you how buoyed you felt after Jeddah… re-kindle those thoughts!
I think you’re confused. I know the conversation you are referring to. As I said, it was sarcasm. If Max and Red Bull had the faster car, Piastri wouldn’t have seen which way he went in Jeddah.
It doesn't turn.

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Another 10 second penalty for Max for the unsafe release. I assume it applies to the sprint so no real change?

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Other than 5 points down the drain, no.

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Ah, my bad, the document came just now, so looked like a new one, but was the same penalty as earlier.

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euv2 wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:10
Race win worth of points lost in the sprint, terrible. Doesn't look good for the race either in the dry or the wet, 3rd place will be the maximum I think this weekend.
Yep, 19 points away now. It's starting to look unreasonable to contend. The 12 point gap was artificial. In the long run that kind of margin isn't sustainable with this car. No matter how many mistakes the Mclaren drivers make, they are still on the podium every weekend. Red Bull don't have anything big planned for Imola. The car still needs something "Big" to be able to compete. There are many more circuits like this coming up. You simply cannot contend by being good on only a third of the tracks on the calendar when Mclaren is good on every single one.

The TD has to take something away from the Mclaren or it's done.
It doesn't turn.

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AR3-GP wrote:
03 May 2025, 21:40
euv2 wrote:
03 May 2025, 19:10
Race win worth of points lost in the sprint, terrible. Doesn't look good for the race either in the dry or the wet, 3rd place will be the maximum I think this weekend.
Yep, 19 points away now. It's starting to look unreasonable to contend. The 12 point gap was artificial. In the long run that kind of margin isn't sustainable with this car. No matter how many mistakes the Mclaren drivers make, they are still on the podium every weekend. Red Bull don't have anything big planned for Imola. The car still needs something "Big" to be able to compete. There are many more circuits like this coming up. You simply cannot contend by being good on only a third of the tracks on the calendar when Mclaren is good on every single one.

The TD has to take something away from the Mclaren or it's done.
Even with an improved RB21 the MCL will always be there fighting in the top 3, big points swings for Max will be hard to come by. RB are still bamboozled by MCL tire performance, if that is a gap they can't bridge it will be tough even with the TD and an equally performant car.

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Red Bull found a better set up overnight and made changes to Yuki's car. Looks like it worked well and Max will also a set up change.

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5C cooler than Spq and less rubbered in should also favour us with higher df?

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1st lap done on 9 laps old soft? pretty good if so, compared to other with 3 laps old softs.

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Sergej
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S1 is still super, I think again problems on the straights.

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Sergej wrote:
03 May 2025, 22:28
S1 is still super, I think again problems on the straights.
Ye but the car looked frankly quite good in t11-12 today

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Final sector is a problem. Even with tow, slower than the rest by 2 tenths. Middle sector matching Mclaren (and Williams...)
It doesn't turn.

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with this GP2 Engine it won't be easy tomorrow