Malaysian GP, Verstappen: “We should have solved the problems at the start”
After three consecutive wrong starts the problem seems to have been solved
After a terrible weekend in Singapore, Max Verstappen seeks redemption in Sepang, where the Malaysian Grand Prix will take place this weekend.
In the last three rounds, clutch problems meant he had to recover following some bad starts. The Dutchman hopes that the problems have been resolved, after trying to understand the reasons together with the team: “Together with the team we tried to verify everything and we found some answers regarding the starting problems I've had over the last two weekends. Now we will check on the track whether everything works as it should be. A bad start can happen, two is already a coincidence, but at the third in a row it is right to investigate and check that there is not a problem. So we analyzed everything and we believe we have found a solution” Verstappen said in Malaysia Thursday.
Gianluca D'Alessandro
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