Austin track bumps out of control - Verstappen
Summary
Max Verstappen, the leading Formula 1 driver, has said that the bumps on the Austin track for the United States Grand Prix are very bad and dangerous. He and other drivers have raised concerns about the track’s condition, which is built on soft ground, making it hard to maintain smoothness.Key Facts
- Max Verstappen called the bumps on the Circuit of the Americas track "unacceptable" and "out of control."
- The track is built on former marshland, which makes it difficult to keep in good condition.
- Organizers have tried fixing the bumps, but these attempts have not worked well.
- Verstappen experienced high impacts on his spine due to the bumps, which can be painful and harmful over time.
- New car rules cause vehicles to run lower in corners, making the bumps more severe for drivers.
- Lando Norris agreed that the track is very bumpy and causes physical discomfort.
- George Russell said the bumps are part of racing but acknowledges the issue.
- Verstappen suggests a full track repair is needed to fix the problem, which would be costly and take time.
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