Falling short on Friday's timesheet at Silverstone, Helmut Marko is concerned that Red Bull's latest round of upgrades have gone in the wrong direction. The Milton Keynes squad joined its main rivals, Ferrari and Mercedes, in bring new floors and engine covers to the British Grand Prix. But while the latter two seem to have moved forward, Red Bull did not – at least according to the timesheet. Carlos Sainz set the pace ahead of Lewis Hamilton while Max Verstappen, who had two notable lock ups, was two-tenths down on the leading Ferrari. Marko told motorsport-magazin.com: 'We can't find the right balance, have understeer and oversteer, too little grip in the slow corners. 'We are not...
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