US EditionVerstappen Tames the Green Hell, Eyes Nürburgring 24 Glory
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A Formula 1 driver who decides to spend a free weekend in a Gran Turismo car is already news in himself, but if that driver is Max Verstappen, the media echo is assured. In a historical period in which all the news is read, digested and forgotten in the course of a single day, it is worth stopping at the multiple meanings linked to the presence of Verstappen in the Nürburgring Nordschleife, the most iconic layout in the world. Seeing a top-level…
Verstappen Tames the Green Hell, Eyes Nürburgring 24 Glory
Max Verstappen spent his “free” weekend at the Nordschleife taking a test, hopping in a toned‑down Porsche, and somehow making his coach sweat on street tires. The Green Hell was all moods at once: dry, wet, and “what is this?” He hunted for grip, diced through traffic, and left with a hint of a 24‑hour plan—maybe in something red and very fast. Want the radio jokes, the rain tricks, and why 300 hp was enough? The full story’s got them, plus the…
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