Red Bull believes its RB16 should fare better in this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix compared to the last two Formula 1 races in Austria. The team had to play second fiddle to Mercedes around the Red Bull Ring as Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton claimed a victory apiece, leaving Max Verstappen to suggest his car was too slow. Article continues under video Red Bull, however, did have an advantage over Mercedes in the slower-speed corners at the circuit, which could play into its hands given the nature of the Hungaroring. "I think we have got a good car," insisted race engineer Paul Monaghan. "Hungary is a slightly different cornering speed challenge, and if anything, I...
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