Verstappen:
"Unfortunately, I don't have a degree in engineering or aerodynamics, but I think I've said all I can say in terms of feedback. It's clear to everyone now what we need to do. We need to turn the car upside down. Last year we had the most dominant car ever and now it looks like it's turned into a monster. Simply undriveable, we have a huge balance problem. It's true that I've said a lot and now it's up to the team to come up with a lot of changes."
Helmut Marko
"Max recognized on Saturday where the weakness of the car is," confirms Red Bull's top advisor Helmut Marko. "Together with the engineers, a decision was made on how to improve the car and make it competitive again. We just have to figure out which part made the car worse. If we knew that, we wouldn't be in this situation."
Telegraaf writes:
Marko reports that Red Bull will try out something again in Baku, in about two weeks, but also says that it is more realistic that the team will not be competitive again until Austin.
It's relieving to hear from Horner that the problem is mostly about aero.