Red Bull could park trick wing for Spa after Verstappen incidents
Red Bull Racing is considering abandoning its innovative 'upside down' rear wing design following two consecutive high-speed failures involving Max Verstappen. The team is conducting a thorough review to ensure driver safety after the incidents in Austria and Silverstone.
Why it matters
Safety concerns in Formula 1 are paramount, and a technical failure of this nature could force a major design shift that impacts the competitive landscape of the championship.
Formula 1 Red Bull could park trick wing for Spa after Verstappen incidents Jack Benyon 05 Jul 2026 — 2 min read Red Bull has not ruled out going back on its 'upside down' - or 'Macarena' - rear wing in the wake of a second rear wing failure in as many races.
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