Heading into this weekend's Formula 1 race in the United States, Red Bull Racing arrives with massive positive energy following a stellar run of form in recent rounds. Defending ace Max Verstappen successfully secured back-to-back victories in Sepang and Marina Bay, famously dominating both the sprint and the Grand Prix at the Singapore venue where he had never won before.
This remarkable milestone carries extra significance for the Milton Keynes squad as it marks their debut campaign utilizing their in-house power unit. Conquering the challenging Marina Bay Circuit with a proprietary engine serves as a tremendous morale boost for the entire team, establishing ideal foundations ahead of the trip to Austin's contrasting asphalt layout.
Refining on the Circuit of the Americas, Max Verstappen acknowledged that the venue presents a completely different driving challenge filled with characteristic bumps, long sweeping corners, and dramatic elevation changes. The reigning champion emphasized the necessity of nailing the car setup right from the opening practice sessions to maximize performance across the entire Texas weekend.

"Winning in Singapore finally was a special moment. Securing two consecutive race wins plus a sprint race victory with our own powertrain is a reason to celebrate and something the team can be proud of," Max Verstappen stated when reflecting on his recent streak prior to the American journey.
Entering the second grueling triple-header stretch featuring the United States, Mexico, and Brazil, the primary focus for the Milton Keynes outfit remains extracting maximum potential and securing as many constructors' points as possible. The battle for third place in the team standings against McLaren is extraordinarily tight, requiring absolute focus as the season nears its climax.
Meanwhile, teammate Isack Hadjar spent the brief gap between demanding triple-headers recharging in his hometown of Paris, returning with renewed energy. The rookie feels fully revitalized and eager to carry forward the significant performance gains the car achieved during the previous triple-header.
"After Singapore, it was nice to return to Paris after a demanding weekend and spend time with family and friends. I feel recharged and ready to hit the ground running straight away in Austin," Isack Hadjar commented on his weekend preparation. Read our in-depth analysis of the team's preparations for the US Grand Prix right here.



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