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De problemen van Max Verstappen in Brazilië: "Zwaarste race qua bandenmanagement"

Door Daan Daniels14 november 2017 · 06:07 uur1 min lezen

Vannwege een gebrek aan vermogen in de motor moestRed Bull-coureur Max Verstappen meer vragen van zijn banden. De Nederlander was niet in staat om de achteraan gestarte Lewis Hamilton van zich af te houden, waardoor Verstappen als vijfde eindigde.

“Om de banden te managen, was erg moeilijk. Het was de zwaarste race voor ons als het gaat om bandenmanagement”, zei Verstappen tegen NBCSN. “In de eerste rondes was het nog OK, maar op de rechte stukken was de snelheid niet hoog genoeg. Je zag hoe makkelijk Lewis langszij kwam.”

Daan Daniels

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