Why Max Verstappen's bracing for a tough Miami sprint race

Max Verstappen Miami F1 Sprint will be ‘tough' due to Red Bull limitations

Max Verstappen is realistic that Red Bull’s limitations will hinder him in the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Sprint. The post Max Verstappen Miami F1 Sprint will be ‘tough' due to Red Bull limitations appeared first on Motorsport Week.

Why Max Verstappen's bracing for a tough Miami sprint race

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen expects to be in for a tough time in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race, citing expected high temperatures and Red Bull's recurring understeer issues at low speed.Verstappen was the only driver to take two flying laps in sprint qualifying, where he improved on his second tour of the Miami International Autodrome to move ahead of George Russell - who ...Keep reading

Why Verstappen expects a "tough" F1 Miami GP sprint race

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen expects to be in for a tough time in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race, citing expected high temperatures and Red Bull's recurring understeer issues at low speed.Verstappen was the only driver to take two flying laps in sprint qualifying, where he improved on his second tour of the Miami International Autodrome to move ahead of George Russell - who ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen signed the fourth time of the Miami Grand Prix Sprint F1 qualification, and the Red Bull rider deplores the difficulties with his RB21 which he failed to solve. He is also summoned for failing to respect the delta between the two lines of Safety Car, while the race direction I had specified before the Shootout. The Dutchman has embarrassed drivers (in this case Yuki Tsunoda, Lance Stroll and Jack Doohan) by being too slow at the e…

Max Verstappen starts fourth in the sprint race of the Grand Prix of Miami. The reigning world champion was clearly slower with the Red Bull than the Italian Kimi Antonelli in the Mercedes. The two McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris were also faster than Verstappen