Racing Bulls arrives confident for the Miami GP next weekend, after the forced break in the Formula 1 calendar. The team confirmed the introduction of updates to the car for the weekend, aiming for performance improvement.
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The period without races was used to accelerate work that was not initially planned, which may directly influence the balance of power on the grid. In addition, recent changes in power unit regulations also come into play, adding a new element of analysis.
Alan Permane, team principal, highlighted the joint effort behind the scenes and the positive atmosphere for this stage: “We are very excited for our first trip to North America this season. We made good use of the break and will bring updates to Miami, as we expect everyone to do, so it will be interesting to see how the order shapes up,” he said. He also highlighted the work with the FIA, Formula 1, and the GPDA (Grand Prix Drivers’ Association) on the new technical guidelines, describing the move as encouraging.
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Among the team’s drivers, Liam Lawson valued the preparation period and showed enthusiasm for the return. The New Zealander divided his time between training, simulator, and activities with the team, as well as a trip to New Zealand to see his family. He highlighted the atmosphere of the stage: “I’m very excited to return to Miami, it’s a place I really like and the energy is amazing,” he said.
The rookie Arvid Lindblad faces the challenge of a new circuit in his career. The young driver focused on simulator analysis during the break and believes the weekend will be demanding, especially with the technical novelties. Still, he remains optimistic and reinforces the expectation for a busy stage both on and off the track.
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