Racing Bulls faces aerodynamic issues ahead of 2026 Dutch Grand Prix

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Last updated Aug 22, 2026

Racing Bulls faces aerodynamic issues ahead of 2026 Dutch Grand Prix
Summary

Racing Bulls heads into the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix in fifth place after 11 races. CEO Peter Bayer acknowledged an aerodynamic 'deficiency' in the VCARB 03 as the team works with Dan Fallows, who joined earlier this year to improve technical direction. Recent upgrades have shown promise, as the team aims for a strong showing despite challenges including a driver change. Yuki Tsunoda steps in to drive alongside Lindblad, having been called up during his vacation. The complexity of the new rules and power unit may make performance evaluations difficult at Zandvoort.

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  • Racing Bulls currently holds fifth place in the standings with 66 points.
  • Dan Fallows joined to address aerodynamic issues and improve performance.
  • Yuki Tsunoda replaces Liam Lawson, who has moved to Red Bull Racing.
  • Zandvoort serves as a test for the team's recent upgrades and car adjustments.
  • Previous races show momentum with two cars scoring points at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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  • 12:00 AMYahoo SportsRacing Bulls Admits Aerodynamic ‘Deficiency’ Dan Fallows Is Helping Address
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Racing Bulls heads into the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix sitting a surprising fifth in the standings. But CEO Peter Bayer admits the VCARB 03 has had an aerodynamic “deficiency.” With Dan Fallows now steering technical direction and recent upgrades delivering…

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