P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Max Verstappen is far from happy with the performance of his Red Bull in Brazil.
During the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint, Max Verstappen argued with his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase over the radio while entering the pit lane due to a red flag situation caused by a crash involving Piastri, Hulkenberg, and Colapinto at Turn 3.
The crash led to a significant recovery operation due to damage to the tyre barriers, especially from Colapinto’s heavy impact.
Although Verstappen started in sixth position, he quickly passed Fernando Alonso at the start but was unable to challenge the leading pack before the red flag was raised.
Following Piastri’s crash, Verstappen moved up to fourth place, but still expressed frustration over the radio about the handling of his RB21 as he entered the pit lane due to the red flag period.
Verstappen and Lambiase had a tense exchange over the radio, with Verstappen complaining about poor grip and handling, while Lambiase tried to guide him through recommendations to prevent oversteering at Turn 1.
