Red Bull is targetting aerodynamic developments to bring to the Chinese Grand Prix after the team slumped to a fourth and eighth-place finish in Bahrain. After the race, both drivers commented that the RB15 lacked the consistency both desired, leading to a difficult car to drive with Pierre Gasly, in particular, struggling the most. The team's motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko has revealed that the team is solely focused on improving their aero performance as Formula 1 heads to China for the 1000th race in the championship's history. "In Bahrain we identified a weakness in the aerodynamics. We think we know the cause and have already implemented amendments. Verstappen's time on...
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