Laurent Mekies has said Red Bull has brought a potential fix to end Max Verstappen's radio troubles at the F1 Mexico City GP.

Red Bull has introduced a potential fix for Max Verstappen's ongoing team radio communication issues ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix. Team Principal Laurent Mekies confirmed the team completed a deep dive following persistent problems across the Singapore and Austin race weekends, noting communication quality showed notable improvement during morning tests.
Verstappen finished third at the Circuit of the Americas after calling Red Bull's execution average. Mekies agreed with the assessment, acknowledging an untidy race weekend in Austin while expressing confidence the team will address their performance and execution issues in Mexico.
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