Two-time World Champion Max Verstappen conceded to having struggled to get to grips with his RB-19 in the first two practice sessions ahead of the 2023 Australian Grand Prix. Verstappen finished fastest in a heavily disturbed FP1 which was eventually red-flagged due to GPS issues for every team, but failed to pick up the pace when returning for FP2 and sat third-fastest behind Fernando Alonso and Charles Leclerc, in a rain-affected session. Despite Red Bull dominating proceedings so far in 2023, it hasn't been without struggle. Verstappen has continually complained of gearbox and driveshaft issues in his RB19 challenger and failed to close the gap to eventual race winner and teammate...
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