🗣️'I'm very happy to have a few test days and try all different kinds of tyres.' Two-time F1 champion Max Verstappen thinks the current Pirelli extreme wet needs to be improved and has volunteered his services for tyre testing ⬇️
The delays in getting the Japanese Grand Prix going on Sunday has reopened the debate about whether or not F1 needs a rethink about cars being better able to cope with poor weather conditions.
Speaking after the rain-hit Suzuka event, Verstappen said he would be more than happy to work with Pirelli to try out some new ideas to help improve things. “That's why everyone always tries to switch very quickly to an intermediate because it's just so much faster per lap. While Verstappen thinks even the current extremes may not have been able to cope with the worst of the Japanese weather, he thinks tyres in the past were better at doing so.
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