Verstappen's Japanese Grand Prix Nightmare

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome in. This is F1 News today, where a team coverage meets AI. Max Perstapin had a rough qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix, getting knocked out in the second segment and lining up 11th for tomorrow's race. He clocked the 10th quickest time early in that round, just behind his teammate Isaac Hadjar, but a late surge from rookie Arvid Lynn Bladbumptim. Down. Over the team radio. Perstapin called the Red Bull car completely undrivable, snapping at high speeds in the rear end. The four-time champ told media they've been tweaking the setup all weekend, but the car's flaws got worse than in final practice, killing his. Confidence to push corners. He's past frustration now, beyond even knowing how to feel about it, and hopes the team fixes things over the coming weeks while he battles from the back tomorrow.