During the previous two race weekends, Red Bull and Max Verstappen struggled significantly with frustrating radio communication problems in Singapore and the United States. Maintaining a crystal-clear audio link is absolutely vital for executing flawless race strategies at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Addressing the situation during the Team Principals Press Conference held between Free Practice 1 and Free Practice 2, Laurent Mekies provided crucial updates regarding the team's ongoing communication hurdles. The French boss insisted that the radio setup is now operating at a much superior level following a series of comprehensive technical modifications introduced specifically for this weekend.
The engineering crew has implemented extensive changes to ensure the fix is permanent while simultaneously upgrading the overall clarity of team-to-driver messaging. Such thorough diagnostics aim to eliminate any recurring faults that might hinder performance during high-pressure sessions on the track.

Reflecting on the preceding round in Austin, where Verstappen could only manage a third-place finish, Mekies candidly agreed with his driver's assessment that the Sunday outing was rather ordinary and messy. Acknowledging that Mercedes held a distinct pace advantage, the team remains focused on reclaiming their competitive edge.
On the opening day of track action in Mexico, Red Bull finished Free Practice 2 occupying fifth and sixth places, with Verstappen breaking into the top five while his teammate hovered just outside. Read our in-depth analysis to stay completely informed on all the latest paddock updates.



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