Verstappen brinca sobre precisar de costas novas para o GP de Mônaco

Max Verstappen destacou os problemas contínuos de dirigibilidade com o carro da Red Bull durante o fim de semana do Grande Prêmio do Canadá. Ele brincou que as ruas irregulares de Mônaco podem exigir que ele encomende costas novas.

Durante o Grande Prêmio do Canadá, Verstappen disse à mídia holandesa que as pistas irregulares continuam sendo difíceis para a Red Bull devido à filosofia e ao acerto do carro. Ele observou que o problema persiste apesar dos novos regulamentos e afirmou que a situação estava melhor em Miami, mas ainda longe do ideal.

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