Why Verstappen isn't interested in hyping up Red Bull
In a pre-season where Red Bull has been unusually quiet, Max Verstappen has also been guarded about the team's fortunes in 2021. Even after trying the RB16B for the first time at Silverstone, the Dutchman was careful to manage expectations
Ahead of a 2021 season where Formula 1 cars will be more similar to the previous campaign's machinery than ever before, Red Bull has a different vibe about it.
Gone are bold proclamations of a definite title challenge or specific targets laid out for wins.
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