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Originally Posted by Donger
Drivers moaning about the track surface:
https://www.planetf1.com/news/proces...track-surface/
This weekend marks Formula 1’s first visit to Miami and while the race has been hyped up, it may turn out to be more of a damp squib than a thriller.
Although the 57-lap grand prix will start with championship leader Charles Leclerc lining up ahead of Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen, unless those behind make a move off the line, that may be it.
The reason being any driver going off the racing line will pay a heavy price due to the “not F1 standards” track surface that has absolutely no grip and a lot of rubble to go with it. |
Move this shit then. Miami is the 90’s. It’s time has come and gone. St. Pete has a great well maintained surface. They spend money every year on upgrades. Their goal has always been to get an F1 race. They are pulling 300K visitors on race weekend. F1 needs to upgrade their Florida race city.