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Why Max Verstappen is Not Testing the Racing Bulls F1 Car Yet

In a season marked by performance disparities, Red Bull has opted not to let Max Verstappen test the new Racing Bulls F1 car, despite its more forgiving driving characteristics compared to the challenging RB21. This decision underscores the complex dynamics of driver performance and car development.

Our Take:

While it's clear that Verstappen's experience is invaluable, Red Bull might be strategically preserving his focus on the current season's challenges with the RB21. Allowing him to test the new car could divert attention away from maximizing his performance in the ongoing championship race.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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