Red Bull is bringing aerodynamic and cooling upgrades to the Mexico City Grand Prix as it pushes to sustain its recent form. Max Verstappen, currently fourth in the drivers’ standings, says his priority is helping Red Bull secure third in the constructors’ championship—not improving his individual ranking.

By the Numbers
  • Red Bull and McLaren are tied at 355 points in the constructors’ standings.
  • Verstappen is fourth in the drivers’ standings, 5 points behind Lewis Hamilton and 6 behind George Russell.
  • Red Bull has won 2 of the previous 3 races.
Yes, But

Red Bull is the only leading team bringing performance-focused upgrades to Mexico, but Audi is also introducing a revised rear corner and brake-duct deflector. Much of the field is making cooling changes to cope with the circuit’s high altitude.

Bottom Line

Red Bull’s upgrades aim to turn recent momentum into a stronger fight for third in the constructors’ standings, a goal Verstappen values more than his own championship position.