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Max Verstappen’s Shocking Admission about the RB Car Despite Securing Front Row Spot for Canadian GP

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Max Verstappen, the Red Bull Racing driver, clinched the front row spot for the Canadian Grand Prix in a nail-biting qualifying session. Although he narrowly missed out on pole position, Verstappen’s performance was commendable, especially considering the challenges he faced during the weekend.

Verstappen’s qualifying effort was nothing short of thrilling. He set an identical lap time to George Russell, who ultimately claimed pole position. The two drivers’ dead heat added an extra layer of excitement to the upcoming race.

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Verstappen’s journey to the front row wasn’t without obstacles. In Monaco, he struggled and finished in P6. The Canadian Grand Prix weekend also presented difficulties. Mixed weather conditions limited track time for most teams on Friday, and Verstappen’s Red Bull suffered from an ERS issue during FP2.

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Despite these setbacks, Max Verstappen remained positive. He expressed satisfaction with his P2 result, acknowledging that the whole weekend had been tricky for Red Bull. However, he felt good about his performance in Monaco, even though it wasn’t their ideal track.

Max Verstappen Cleared by Stewards

Max Verstappen

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After the session, Max Verstappen received a summons from the stewards due to an alleged pit lane infringement during qualifying. The breach of Article 34.8 was cited, but it remains to be seen how this will impact his starting position.

After reviewing video evidence and hearing from Verstappen and the team, the stewards determined that Verstappen had not committed a breach. They clarified that Verstappen was not in the fast lane at the start of the session, and regulations required him to blend into the fast lane when safe to do so. Consequently, no further action was taken1.

Max Verstappen and George Russell set identical lap times of 1:12.000, with Russell securing pole position due to setting that time earlier in the session. However, Verstappen’s performance was overshadowed by the stewards’ investigation.

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I'm Moin Akhunji, a passionate sports writer renowned for my unique storytelling approach. My expertise spans across various sports, notably NASCAR, F1, and IndyCar. I hold a profound admiration for athletes like Chase Elliott and Dale Earnhardt Jr. When I'm not crafting articles, you'll likely find me trekking in the hills, indulging in my favorite hobby.
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