Max Verstappen Critiques New Madring Circuit Ahead of Spanish Grand Prix
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Max Verstappen has expressed concerns about the new Madring circuit, labeling it as 'probably a car killer' due to its challenging layout. Drivers are anticipating a difficult race weekend with potential safety issues, including the likelihood of safety cars and red flags.
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First to reportVerstappen warns of ‘big shunts’ at daunting new Madrid circuitMax Verstappen is expecting Formula 1’s latest new race on the calendar to come with a generous helping...
F1iWed 9 Sep · 14:24 UTCRead their report →
Carlos Sainz Warns F1’s New Madrid Circuit Is Set for ‘Safety Cars, Red Flags and Yellow Flags’Formula 1 races for the first time at Madrid’s new Madring circuit this weekend, a street track with 22 corners and almost no straights Carlos…
The biggest dangers around the 'car killer' Madring F1 circuitEven before a session has been held, the Madring is being considered one of the most challenging F1 circuits - but where will the drivers need to watch out for?
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Verstappen: New Madring circuit 'probably a car killer'Max Verstappen says the new Madring F1 circuit is "probably a car killer" with several drivers expecting a disruptive Spanish Grand Prix weekend.
Sky Sports F1Thu 10 Sep · 17:52 UTCRead →
‘This circuit is mental’: Madring offers fresh, unforgiving F1 challenge for Spanish Grand PrixNew hybrid street circuit has fast corners, virtually no margin for error – but limited overtaking opportunities In Madrid’s Puerta del Sol this week, Formula One fans were not shy in calling on the gods to look kindly on their favoured drivers on a newly built circuit that appears punishingly unforgiving. Legend has it that rubbing the paws or backside of the bear in the famous El Oso y el Madroño statue at the square’s heart confers good luck. The drivers may well need it. Day one of action at the brand new Madring track began with F2’s Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak careening into the barriers and his car catching fire, leaving the onlooking George Russell shocked before the F1 drivers took to the wheel. Continue reading...
theguardian.comFri 11 Sep · 15:20 UTCRead →
Max Verstappen gives uninspiring verdict of new Madrid F1 circuitMax Verstappen spoke after finishing sixth fastest on Friday at the Spanish Grand Prix.
CrashFri 11 Sep · 17:28 UTCRead →
Max Verstappen warns Madring circuit 'probably a car killer'Max Verstappen has conceded that the Madring, the brand new home of the Spanish Grand Prix, may be a 'car killer'.
gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 19:58 UTCRead →
Max Verstappen Brands New Madrid Circuit a ‘Car Killer’ as F1 Drivers Brace for Its Unforgiving WallsMax Verstappen has branded Formula 1’s brand new Madring circuit “probably a car killer” ahead of its debut at this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. George…
Verstappen warns of ‘big shunts’ at daunting new Madrid circuitMax Verstappen is expecting Formula 1’s latest new race on the calendar to come with a generous helping...F1iWed 9 Sep · 14:24 UTCRead their report →Carlos Sainz Warns F1’s New Madrid Circuit Is Set for ‘Safety Cars, Red Flags and Yellow Flags’Formula 1 races for the first time at Madrid’s new Madring circuit this weekend, a street track with 22 corners and almost no straights Carlos…The biggest dangers around the 'car killer' Madring F1 circuitEven before a session has been held, the Madring is being considered one of the most challenging F1 circuits - but where will the drivers need to watch out for?RacingNews365Thu 10 Sep · 10:55 UTCRead →Verstappen: New Madring circuit 'probably a car killer'Max Verstappen says the new Madring F1 circuit is "probably a car killer" with several drivers expecting a disruptive Spanish Grand Prix weekend.Sky Sports F1Thu 10 Sep · 17:52 UTCRead →‘This circuit is mental’: Madring offers fresh, unforgiving F1 challenge for Spanish Grand PrixNew hybrid street circuit has fast corners, virtually no margin for error – but limited overtaking opportunities In Madrid’s Puerta del Sol this week, Formula One fans were not shy in calling on the gods to look kindly on their favoured drivers on a newly built circuit that appears punishingly unforgiving. Legend has it that rubbing the paws or backside of the bear in the famous El Oso y el Madroño statue at the square’s heart confers good luck. The drivers may well need it. Day one of action at the brand new Madring track began with F2’s Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak careening into the barriers and his car catching fire, leaving the onlooking George Russell shocked before the F1 drivers took to the wheel. Continue reading...theguardian.comFri 11 Sep · 15:20 UTCRead →Show 3 more from other outletsShow fewer
Max Verstappen gives uninspiring verdict of new Madrid F1 circuitMax Verstappen spoke after finishing sixth fastest on Friday at the Spanish Grand Prix.CrashFri 11 Sep · 17:28 UTCRead →Max Verstappen warns Madring circuit 'probably a car killer'Max Verstappen has conceded that the Madring, the brand new home of the Spanish Grand Prix, may be a 'car killer'.gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 19:58 UTCRead →Max Verstappen Brands New Madrid Circuit a ‘Car Killer’ as F1 Drivers Brace for Its Unforgiving WallsMax Verstappen has branded Formula 1’s brand new Madring circuit “probably a car killer” ahead of its debut at this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. George…Loading comments…
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