Verstappen: We will have chances on non-racing tracks

Verstappen: We will have chances on non-racing tracks

      At the finish of the Miami Grand Prix, Max Verstappen lost forty seconds to the winner Oscar Piastri. The Red Bull Racing driver said that in the foreseeable future, he has a chance to beat his rivals from McLaren only on those tracks where overtaking is difficult.

      Max Verstappen: "McLaren's results are a consequence of their true speed. But at the same time, they perfectly control tire wear. We also had problems in the race related to overheating.

      I'm looking forward to the next stages on the tracks where I like to drive. Given McLaren's advantage over the others, if we evaluate the picture realistically, we don't have a very good chance of fighting them. However, on tracks where it is impossible to overtake, we will have chances, so we will see.

      In the past, the Monaco circuit wasn't the best for us, but sometimes things work out well. But in any case, you can't count on luck every time."

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Verstappen: We will have chances on non-racing tracks

At the finish of the Miami Grand Prix, Max Verstappen lost forty seconds to the winner Oscar Piastri. The Red Bull Racing driver said that in the foreseeable future, he has a chance to beat his rivals from McLaren only on those tracks where overtaking is difficult.