Both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez have denied Red Bull are bringing upgrades to Spain, despite Helmut Marko suggesting otherwise... RedBull F1 Formula1
Max Verstappen has put a lid on talk of a Red Bull upgrade for the Spanish GP after Helmut Marko’s “something new” remark generated attention.
And it was a comfortable one at that, his final advantage over Fernando Alonso coming in at just under 28 seconds. And Red Bull advisor Marko had potentially suggested that the team would have changes up their sleeves, quoted by oe24 as claiming the team would be trying “something new in Barcelona”. Considering the dominance of the RB19 then, which has accounted for all six race wins so far in F1 2023, Verstappen was asked if the Circuit de Catalunya will suit their car, replying: “Should do.”“But I think as long as we have a good balance in the car, we can have a good weekend.”
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