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Verstappen's Insights: Key Factors for the Canadian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen emphasizes the importance of an optimal car setup ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix following his struggles in Spain. The reigning champion believes fine-tuning will be crucial to reclaiming his competitive edge on the streets of Montreal.

Our Take:

In racing, especially on a challenging circuit like Canada, the right setup can make or break a race weekend. Verstappen's focus on car dynamics may indicate that he’s well aware of the unique demands of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and if Red Bull can deliver, they may still lead the pack despite recent setbacks.

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Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: https://www.f1technical.net/news/27048

Flexi-Wing Compliance Checklist for Teams

Checklist for meeting F1's 2025 flexi-wing rules: Article 3.15 limits, 75 kg rear‑wing and 30 N slot‑gap tests, FEA, static/wind‑tunnel validation and race monitoring.

Sensor Data Transmission in F1: How It Works

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Heat Exchanger Integration in F1 Cars

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How Metrics Shape F1 Team Outcomes

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Flexi-Wing Compliance Checklist for Teams

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Heat Exchanger Integration in F1 Cars

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