Red Bull updates car for Austrian Grand Prix as constructors' race tightens
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 11:19 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Red Bull has announced significant updates to its car ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, with alterations to its bodywork and floor. Currently sitting fourth in the constructors' championship, Red Bull trails McLaren by 52 points while holding a 32-point advantage over Alpine. The team is addressing some driveability concerns as it seeks to improve performance in upcoming races. The changes come as part of Red Bull's efforts to regain competitiveness among the top teams in Formula 1.
- •Red Bull registers updates for the Austrian Grand Prix.
- •Changes focus on bodywork and floor for improved performance.
- •Red Bull is currently fourth in the constructors' championship.
- •The team is 52 points behind McLaren and 32 ahead of Alpine.
- •Driveability concerns are a primary focus of the updates.
- 11:19 AMMotorsport.com — Red Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
- 11:19 AMYahoo Sports — Red Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
- 11:16 AMAutosport — Red Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
"Red Bull has registered a series of updates for the Austrian Grand Prix in its efforts to reclaim ground on the current top three Formula 1 teams, detailing a number of changes to its bodywork and floor. The team is currently fourth in the constructors' championship and 52 points shy of McLaren, but remains 32 points clear of fifth-placed Alpine. With a handful of driveability concerns with the ...Keep reading
"Red Bull has registered a series of updates for the Austrian Grand Prix in its efforts to reclaim ground on the current top three Formula 1 teams, detailing a number of changes to its bodywork and floor. The team is currently fourth in the constructors' championship and 52 points shy of McLaren, but remains 32 points clear of fifth-placed Alpine. With a handful of driveability concerns with ...Keep reading
"Red Bull's RB22 has received a revised floor and new bodywork for its home grand prix
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External links- Motorsport.comJun 26, 2026, 11:19 AMRed Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
Red Bull has registered a series of updates for the Austrian Grand Prix in its efforts to reclaim ground on the current top three Formula 1 teams, detailing a number of changes to its bodywork and floor. The team is currently fourth in the constructors' championship and 52 points shy of McLaren, but remains 32 points clear of fifth-placed Alpine. With a handful of driveability concerns with ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsJun 26, 2026, 11:19 AMRed Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
Red Bull's RB22 has received a revised floor and new bodywork for its home grand prix
- AutosportJun 26, 2026, 11:16 AMRed Bull details Austrian GP updates; Audi, Cadillac bring improvements
Red Bull has registered a series of updates for the Austrian Grand Prix in its efforts to reclaim ground on the current top three Formula 1 teams, detailing a number of changes to its bodywork and floor. The team is currently fourth in the constructors' championship and 52 points shy of McLaren, but remains 32 points clear of fifth-placed Alpine. With a handful of driveability concerns with the ...Keep reading
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