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Red Bull's Late-Season Strategy: More Upgrades on the Horizon

Red Bull Racing is not resting on its laurels as the 2025 season approaches its conclusion. Team principal Laurent Mekies has hinted at further upgrades aimed at enhancing Max Verstappen's chances for the championship, suggesting a strategic push that could redefine the late stages of the season.

Our Take:

This commitment to continuous development signals Red Bull's determination to secure dominance, even in the face of growing competition. Such late-season upgrades can dramatically shift momentum, making it crucial for rivals to stay on their toes—Verstappen's pursuit of the title could become an even more thrilling spectacle.

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Source: Keith Collantine

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