Verstappen voices fresh frustration in Malaysia: ‘I feel so s**t in the car again!'
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Max Verstappen made his voice heard over the radio once again at the start of FP2 at the Bahrain Grand Prix, with his teammate also voicing extensive complaints shortly afterwards, albeit for different reasons.
Despite setting the fastest time in the opening session and making another strong start to FP2, the four-time world champion once again voiced his frustration over the radio, telling his race engineer that he felt extremely uncomfortable in the car and had no idea why his position behind the wheel seemed to change from lap to lap.
"I feel so s**t in the car again, like my position. It's like , it's just a lottery of how I sit in the car, I don't know why."
Shortly afterwards, his teammate Isack Hadjar also voiced extensive complaints over the radio, albeit regarding a different issue, as he struggled with severe oscillations under braking and excessive bouncing on corner entry.
“It’s just still... like, so much oscillations on the brakes. It’s terrible, I can’t commit. On the entries the car is bouncing like **** crazy.”
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