Verstappen on Red Bull optimism after British GP wing failure
Max Verstappen said it would take a “very zen person” to stay optimistic about Red Bull’s situation after his British Grand Prix ended when his rear wing failed. Verstappen said: "It would be a very zen person to be optimistic at the moment, given what happened again this weekend. I'm sorry, but it's just like that. I need a few days, I think, to reset and try again."
Max Verstappen issues Red Bull 'zen' warning: 'I need a few days to reset'
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Stella on McLaren improvements after difficult 2026 start
Andrea Stella says there is a “curse” in Formula 1 of always looking to the future, as McLaren focuses on finding improvements after a difficult start to the new regulations. Stella said: "We were almost last, and we ended up as constructors' champions, with Lando becoming world champion and us winning both world titles. But there's a little bit of a curse in F1, and in sport generally, and it's the fact that you're always looking to the future. Looking ahead, we want to be in a position very soon to repeat these kinds of results and see Lando and Oscar succeed, and then fight again for the world championship."
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