168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen’s manager reportedly had a bust-up with Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko following the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix.

Red Bull endured a disappointing weekend in Bahrain with Verstappen only able to finish sixth, three places ahead of new teammate168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Yuki Tsunoda.

The four-time world champion was left frustrated by a combination of his car’s po🌼or performance, handlin🃏g issues, and Red Bull’s pit stop misery as he lost ground in the F1 world championship.

Tensions in the Red Bull camp appeared to be high after the race, with Verstappen’s man𝕴ager Raymond Vermeulen reportedly giving Marko “a piece of his mind”.

That is according to Sky Sports F1’s pitlane reporter Ted Kravitz, who witnessed a heated confrontationﷺ between the pair after Sunday’s race.

“I’ve got to tell you a lꦓittle story,” Kravitz said on his post-race notebook.

“Afer the race, I was waiting around here for some team 🃏principals and Raymond Vermeulen, Max’s manager, came into the Red Bull garage and gave Helmut Marko what can only be described as a right piece of his mind and was remonstrating with Helmut Marko.

“Helmut Marko was just standing there taking it, and then Raymond stormed off at the back oꦇf the back of the garage, taking his pass off as he went.

“Clearly they are not happy.”

Red Bull hold ‘crisis meeting’

Red Bull’s senior management held what has been dubbed as a168澳洲5最新开奖结果: “crisis meeting” after a horror show at the fourth round o൲f the🔜 season.

Team principal Christian Horner, Marko, technical director Pierre Wache and chief engineer Paul Monaghan were spotted gathered in Red Bull💖’s hospitality area for what appe💫ared to be some pretty serious talks.

Reflecting on a torrid weekend for📖 Red Bull, Marko told Motorsport: “It’s a very diffi🤪cult day for Red Bull; that's obvious to all of us.

“We have to get, as soon as possible, performance in the car again and also standards like a pitstopไ have to work. The car is not the fastest and then the pit stops are not working. That is not acceptable.

“Very alarming. We know that we are not competi🦩tive, and there will be parts coming in the coming race🐻s, and hopefully they bring improvement.

“We have a lot of problems. The main problem is balance and grip. And out of this, so I guess the problems with the brakes came up. And then the normal procedure like a pitstop is not working, s🐠o one [issue] comes after the other.”