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"Nowhere to Hide" - Red Bull Offers Worrying Pace Assessment After Troubled Dutch GP

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Red Bull endured a difficult weekend at the Dutch Grand Prix with the team falling well behind the lead three Formula 1 outfits.

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Formula 1: Red Bull returns from Zandvoort with a disappointment about the RB22's pace, and with a low point harvest, as the team has registered with the RB22 (...)...

Red Bull returned from Zandvoort with a disappointment about the RB22's pace, and with a low point harvest, as the team registered only nine on this Sprint weekend. Laurent Mekies, the team's boss, admits that it is difficult to make a positive result after Liam Lawson's seventh place, and a Sunday marked by Max Verstappen's violent accident in the first round of the Dutch Grand Prix race. Red Bull's boss acknowledged that Red Bull was more (...)

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