Formula One champion Max Verstappen says 'a lot of things can go wrong' at Miami Grand Prix

Max Verstappen warned that ‘a lot of things can go wrong’ this weekend at the new Miami Grand Prix. The race is the first of the season in the United States, in a year which features two US races for the first time in a Formula One campaign. Ad/> On a street circuit that is unfamiliar to racers, the Red Bull driver and previous year’s champion, said that it might not be possible to repeat the success at Imola, where he won both the Grand Prix proper and the sprint race the preceding Saturday.

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“It’s of course trying to find out what works for you, get up to speed on a new track, find out what works for you with the tarmac and what goes from there, and try to do something similar as at Imola. Hamilton faces jewellery row ahead of Miami Grand Prix Fake beaches at Miami are ludicrous but demonstrate F1's commitment to making the sport global Hamilton's car 'isn't that horrific' says Verstappen to reignite 'sandbagging' claims “I think the fast corners are cool, the straights are very long. We have the tight section of the track which is interesting as well.” /> Verstappen's Red Bull Teammate Sergio Perez observed that there were dangers with the track, suggesting the surface is not the cleanest.

He said: “It will be interesting to see the grip level. The asphalt looks a bit different, some places looks like it’s already opening up. Other than that I