Max Verstappen avalia futuro na F1 após o Grande Prêmio do Japão

Max Verstappen expressou profunda insatisfação com a Fórmula 1 e com seu carro da Red Bull após uma classificação ruim no Grande Prêmio do Japão, em Suzuka. O tetracampeão mundial disse que precisa tomar decisões de vida, incluindo se continuará no esporte, já que ele não lhe traz mais alegria. Ele enfatizou a necessidade de buscar atividades das quais gosta em meio a 22 corridas longe de casa.

Após ser eliminado no Q2 durante a classificação de sábado em Suzuka, Verstappen criticou a sessão, apesar de uma intervenção da FIA. Ele apontou para imagens de câmera onboard na curva 130R, onde os pilotos perderam velocidade significativa devido ao 'super clipping'. 'Sim, e isso diz tudo, eu acho', disse Verstappen aos repórteres. Ele já havia expressado preocupações semelhantes no início desta temporada no Bahrein, em Melbourne e em Xangai, acrescentando: 'De qualquer forma, eu já disse tudo sobre o regulamento'.

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Following his disqualification for a technical infringement, Red Bull's Isack Hadjar downplayed his 0.825-second qualifying deficit to teammate Max Verstappen at the 2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix, blaming low-grip conditions rather than a true performance gap. Verstappen credited a steering system fix and upgrades for Red Bull's resurgence.

 

 

 

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