Red Bull makes five key changes for F1’s Hungarian GP

For this weekend's HungarianGP, redbullracing has made five big changes to its 2023 F1 car. All the details below ⬇️

Although up until now Red Bull’s developments were quite steady paced, it has made a concerted effort for the Hungarian GP to bring improved performance. The team has made modifications to five different areas of its car. These are:

An enlarged rear brake duct exit with winglets to add more downforce and improve airflow suited to the specific demands of the Hungaroring. A wider sidepod extending to the rear suspension forward legs in response to the changed inlet that revised the path of exit airflow.

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