Laurent Mekies took charge of Red Bull Racing for the first time at the Belgian Grand Prix, overseeing a suite of RB21 upgrades and navigating the team's transition after Christian Horner's departure. Max Verstappen claimed a resounding Sprint win, while Red Bull's new front wing, sidepod inlets, suspension revisions and more delivered clear gains on track.
Despite those improvements, Mekies was candid: the package "brings performance … but not enough," and the team still trails McLaren, Mercedes and Ferrari. Inside the Energy Station, staff report a noticeably calmer atmosphere as Red Bull 2.0 shifts focus away from internal friction toward on-track results.
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