Red Bull Racing replaced Max Verstappen's engine before the Mexican GP due to persistent issues, using a season pool unit and avoiding grid penalties.
Red Bull Racing has replaced Max Verstappen's engine ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix. The change, implemented before the third free practice session, came after troublesome engine sounds during earlier practice sessions. Fortunately for the three-time F1 champion, the team was able to use an engine already in his season's pool, avoiding any grid penalties for the coming race.
Whilst speaking to the media after the first day of the Mexican Grand Prix weekend, the Red Bull driver“But from my side, a pretty much useless day. Did like four or five laps, so that is not much to read into at the moment.
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