Lawson and Tsunoda challenge Verstappen's 'numb' car claim

Fri 11 Sep · 09:44 UTCupdated Fri 11 Sep · 15:09 UTCHave your say
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Max Verstappen has made a statement regarding the 2026 Formula 1 cars, suggesting they lack responsiveness to driver input, which he used Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda as examples to support his argument. However, both drivers have countered this claim, asserting that while they may achieve competitive pace quickly, it does not mean they fully comprehend the complexities of the car's performance.

Lawson highlighted the intricacies involved in adapting to a new car, while Tsunoda preferred to focus on his individual results rather than general theories. The discussion reflects a common dynamic in Formula 1, where both perspectives can coexist, particularly as they prepare for upcoming races at the Madring circuit.

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