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The car has very narrow operating window, said Marko. That optimized performance slot, controlled by a suitable setup, varies from track to track, sometimes from one day to another in one weekend, and apparently if they find it, such tricky setup works only for Max, leaving Yuki hanging dry. Topology of the track may or may not put them on the back foot and they are not able to do anything about it. Under those conditions I am hesitant to be excessively optimistic how the future looks like for the champ this year. Race in Italy will see RB21 with new upgrades. It those fail, Max can kiss WDC 2025 good bye.P. Cornelius Scipio wrote: ↑1 month agowell said, that car is difficult to drive but it's not slow, and in the first couple of races we had plenty of proof that this was the case. Red Bull's problem is that have designed a very extreme car based on the input from a driver with an unique driving style (and, let's be honest, a huge amount of talent) and other drivers struggle to keep up with him. I am sure that there are some things that Max would want different but I'm also sure that such a complex car needs time to fine tune all the details, and as Max said in some interview this is not something that they can work out in the simulator, so I wouldn't be surprised if Max will have fewer issues as the season progressDoubleFart wrote: ↑1 month ago If a car can do a laptime of X and one driver can do it and the other can't, it is the driver.
The car may be a pig to drive, but it's not like the Honda in MotoGP which we could all see had huge issues. The red bull is quick, it's just horrible.
I don't agree with Max
Also, everybody praising Yuki in the above posts have had a reality check now that the flag has dropped and the bullshit stopped.