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Red Bull gives timeline for long-awaited new F1 wind tunnel

Red Bull has provided a timeline for its long-awaited new Formula 1 wind tunnel.⁠[1, 2] The technical team led by Pierre Wache is still dealing with several limitations behind the scenes, despite Red Bull having turned its 2026 season around in impressive fashion.⁠[1, 2]

One of the main limitations is the wind tunnel, the oldest on the entire F1 grid.⁠[1, 2] Former team principal Christian Horner repeatedly described Red Bull's wind tunnel as "a Cold War relic".⁠[1, 2]

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        1. 1 Autosport · Not rated · Oct 31, 1:58 p.m. ETRed Bull provides timeline for long-awaited new F1 wind tunnel
        2. 2 Motorsport.com · Not rated · Oct 31, 2:00 p.m. ETWhen Red Bull expects to start using its long-awaited new F1 wind tunnel
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