Red Bull says that it is working hard to eliminate the 'turbo lag' issue that held Max Verstappen back during the British Grand Prix weekend. “I think it was just the speed at which Max is applying the throttle,” team principal Christian Horner reported this week. He said that the RB15's revised aerodynamics had given Verstappen the confidence to use the throttle so hard and fast that the engine electronics simply couldn't cope. "It is something that hasn’t been seen before," Horner said, adding that he hoped it could be addressed in time for the next round in Germany. Verstappen blames 'turbo lag' for missing the front row "It is type of thing that can be tidied up on...
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