168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen didn’t seem too concerned about his Red Bull F1 car feeling “loo☂se” in Fr𒐪iday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix, explaining that they were simply trying out various car setups.

Verstappen was ♍heard complaining over team radio on at leas♚t two occasions about his car being loose.

The first radio message, he said: “T🌸he car is loose in the exits 💮in general, still just weird understeer mid corner, this car doesn't bite…”

Soon after, he added: “Car is still loosꦜe.. I need the other wing.”

I♈t soon transpired that Red Bull were trialling different rear wing configuratio🐟ns until FP2.

The Dutchman ended up fifth in the order, over 0.2s down on 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s top time.

Interestingl𓃲y, Verstappen was quickest in the first a👍nd final sector, but lost out in the middle part of the lap.

Shedding light on his “loose” complaints, Verstappen🌊 said: “We just tried a few different setups out there in FP1, FP2. Just trying to fine tune it a little 🔥bit. At least I think the day itself was a bit more normal without any issues so that’s what we were hoping for.

“Now it’s about tryiꩲng to tidy up the car a little bit. That’s quite n⛦ormal.”

When asked about Red Bull’s upgrades, hꩲe added: “They were very tiny. Nothing too big. So far, everything is feeling normal.”

It was a tough day for Red Bull teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez, who ended up 13th in the order.

🐻Perez has been on a difficult run of form with back-to-back DNFs and his chances of a good result this weekend have been compounded by a three-place grid penalty from the last race.

Reflecting on his day in Spain, Perez said: “I started the day we🌟ll but then into FP2 we did quite a bit of changes and we lost track somewhere. Plenꦡty of things to analyse.

“We did a lot of c🤡hanges, we explored the car quite a bit. Hopefully we are able to pi♎ck the right bits going into tomorrow.”