Red Bull wing failure 'super-dangerous' - Verstappen

Red Bull wing failure 'super-dangerous' - VerstappenImage source, ReutersImage caption, Max Verstappen scored three points in the Silverstone sprint race on Saturday ByAndrew BensonF1 Correspondent at SilverstonePublished13 minutes ago2 CommentsMax Verstappen said the rear wing failure on his Red Bull that caused him to crash at two consecutive grands prix was "super-dangerous".The four-time world champion was chasing Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari for second place in the British Grand Prix when he lost control at the high-speed Stowe corner on lap 47.The incident, as well as a crash in qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix the weekend before, were caused by his rear wing failing to close properly when straight-line mode switched off on corner entry.Verstappen, who swore about the car over the team radio after the accident at Silverstone, said: "It's super-dangerous because you can really hurt yourself two times. "I was lucky in Austria, I was lucky here. That's why you get really fed up with it."Leclerc wins dramatic race from Russell and HamiltonPublished1 hour agoStrong weekend for Lindblad and Leclerc composed - driver ratingsPublished1 hour agoVerstappen said the specific failures of the two incidents were not the same."Different fault but same outcome," he said. "While turning in, the rear wing is not fully attaching and you lose a lot of downforce and just spin off."The Dutchman, who finished a close second in Austria but was unhappy with the car throughout the weekend at Silverstone, also expressed his dissatisfaction with Red Bull's performance this season.He lies seventh in the championship, 103 points behind leader Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes, after nine races. He has retired from three of them because of problems with his car."I would be a very zen person to be optimistic at the moment with what happened again this weekend," Verstappen said."I'm sorry, but it's j...