Red Bull to change wing after Verstappen crashes
Red Bull are reverting to a conventional rear wing for the Belgian Grand Prix following high-speed crashes for Max Verstappen in the previous two races.
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"It's quite obvious why. We will go back on the old one and see whenever the new one is ready again to be used by us."
— Max Verstappen , Athlete
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Red Bull are reverting to a conventional rear wing for the Belgian Grand Prix following high-speed crashes for Max Verstappen in the previous two races.
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