Verstappen hits back at COTA boss over bumpy track

First reported 1 day, 18 hours ago · latest 5 hours ago

Max Verstappen responded to Circuit of the Americas chairman Bobby Epstein's defence of the bumpy track, saying Epstein wouldn't walk after five laps in his Red Bull. The exchange occurred during the US Grand Prix weekend, with drivers raising concerns.

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Crash.net and ESPN lead on Verstappen's quote, while F1i and Motorsport.com provide context on the drivers' briefing and track construction. Autosport adds Verstappen's proposed drastic measures. PlanetF1 contrasts Hamilton's dismissal of the bumps. No official FIA document is present.

Recommended first read: Motorsport.com provides the most complete context, including the drivers' briefing and track history, with an image and no paywall.

Verstappen hits back at COTA boss over bumpy track

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Verstappen fires back at COTA boss: ‘He wouldn’t be able to walk’

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Max Verstappen reacts to COTA boss: "He can drive my car, after five laps he won't be able to walk"

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[sportskeeda] Max Verstappen reacts to COTA boss: “He can drive my car, after five laps he won’t be able to walk”