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Max Verstappen: Honda engine switch should aid Red Bull

Max Verstappen believes Red Bull’s switch to Honda engines next year will prove beneficial, with the Japanese marque able to focus solely on the energy drinks giant pair of teams. Red Bull announced on Tuesday that it will end its 12-year partnership with Renault, joining sister team Toro Rosso in being powered by Honda next season. Renault currently powers its own factory team as well as Red Bull and McLaren, and Verstappen reckons the move to Honda will aid Red Bull’s chances. “Looking at the performance they showed this year and the improvements they made – especially in Canada again – it looked very positive,” said Verstappen. “They keep...
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