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Sports · 28 March 2026

Verstappen's Undriveable Car Forces 11th Grid Start in Japan

Verstappen's Undriveable Car Forces 11th Grid Start in Japan

Max Verstappen admitted he was “beyond frustrated” after being knocked out in Q2 at the Japanese Grand Prix, leaving him 11th on the grid. The Red Bull driver struggled with severe balance and handling issues, describing the car as “undriveable.” Despite updates, performance did not improve, highlighting ongoing difficulties under new regulations and a challenging start to his 2026 season.

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