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Max Verstappen Interview: I’ve Always Loved Being in Portugal but We're Here to Win the GT World Challenge

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Max Verstappen interviewed ahead of his GT World Challenge Europe debut at Portimão, sharing the #3 Mercedes-AMG GT3 with Ben Barnicoat and Chris Lulham.

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Max Verstappen will drive his first race in the GT World Challenge Europe tonight at the Portuguese circuit of Portimão. Together with Chris Lulham and Ben Barnicoat, he will drive the Mercedes-AMG GT3 for his own team, Verstappen Racing. The trio starts the three-hour race from fourteenth place. Motorsport legend Valentino Rossi and various other Dutch drivers will also be in action. Follow the developments closely here from 6:00 PM.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The debut of Max Verstappen in the GT3 Championship on the Portuguese circuit of Portimao has opened in the name of the direct clash on the track and of the duel at a distance with another legend of the engines: Valentino Rossi. At the wheel [...] The article "We are here to win": Verstappen against Valentino Rossi, debut enlivened in GT3. Max causes an accident after three minutes, the Doctor loses all times in qualifying and ends last comes fr…

·Rome, Italy
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Verstappen goes from 24th to 9th place in Portimão, while Valentino Rossi's BMW abandons: the announced duel runs short....

Max Verstappen is driving his first race in the GT World Challenge Europe at the Portuguese circuit of Portimão. Together with Chris Lulham and Ben Barnicoat, he is driving the Mercedes-AMG GT3 for his own team, Verstappen Racing. Motorsport legend Valentino Rossi and various other Dutch drivers will also be in action. Follow live here!

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Il Fatto Quotidiano broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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