Verstappen oo ku tilmaamay barafka garoonka Austin inuu yahay mid aan la aqbali karin

Norris ayaa taageeray aragtida Verstappen, halka Russell uu sheegay in taasi ay qayb ka tahay tartanka.

Max Verstappen ayaa sheegay in barafka garoonka Circuit of the Americas ee magaalada Austin, Texas, oo martigelinaya tartanka United States Grand Prix ee toddobaadkan, uu yahay mid aan la aqbali karin oo aan xakameyn karin, isagoo xusay in darawallada ay hore uga cawdeen xaaladda garoonka.

Verstappen oo sheegay in barafka aanu ahayn mid dabiici ah

Verstappen ayaa sheegay in uu jecel yahay garoonka iyo magaalada Austin, isagoo ku tilmaamay mid ka mid ah naqshadaha ugu wanaagsan, balse uu caddeeyay in barafka aanu la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sheegay in muddo ka dib ay maamulka garoonka wax yar ku daweeyeen barafka, balse taasi ay tahay kaliya daboolid dhibaatada weyn. Wuxuu ku nuuxnuuxsaday in xalka kaliya uu yahay in garoonka si buuxda loo furo, taas oo kharash iyo waqti badan qaadanaysa, maadaama barafka aanu ahayn mid dabiici ah.

Verstappen oo ka hadlay saameynta barafka ee laf dhabarta

Verstappen ayaa diiday in carrada garoonka loo isticmaalo cudur-daar aan xal loo raadin, isagoo sheegay in haddii carradu tahay dhibaatada, waa in la ogaa tan iyo bilowgii oo garoonka si dheeraad ah loo xoojiyo. Wuxuu sheegay in sanadkii hore uu la kulmay culays toos ah oo ka badan 9G laf dhabartiisa, isagoo xusay in taasi aanay farxad gelin, gaar ahaan marka qofku sii weynaado. Wuxuu intaa ku daray in sanadkan dhibaatadu ay sii xumaan karto sababtoo ah baabuurta ayaa hoos u dhacaya marka ay galmoodaan.

Norris iyo Russell oo kala aragti duwan

Lando Norris ayaa taageeray aragtida Verstappen, isagoo sheegay in garoonku uu yahay mid duug ah oo aan buuxin shuruudaha casriga ah, isagoo inta badan qaata kiniin madax-xanuun ka hor inta aanu garoonka galin sababtoo ah barafka aadka u xun. George Russell ayaa isna sheegay in barafka uu qayb ka yahay tartanka, isagoo soo jeediyay in garoomada Formula 1 ay u baahan yihiin in la cusboonaysiiyo dahaadha sanad kasta si ay u noqdaan kuwo joogto ah.

The Red Bull driver says grinding work at the Circuit of the Americas has only patched over a bigger problem ahead of the United States Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has described the bumps at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, as "unacceptable" and "out of control" ahead of this weekend's United States Grand Prix, saying earlier attempts by organisers to fix the surface have not worked.

Verstappen praises the venue but rejects the surface

Verstappen said he rates the track highly but cannot accept its current condition. "I love this track, I love this place. It's one of the best layouts ever and it's one of the best venues, best city to be at. But for me the bumps are unacceptable," he said, adding that grinding work has been "just putting a plaster on the big problem" and that fully opening up the track is the only way to remove bumps he called "not natural" and "out of control."

The circuit is built on former marshland, which has made it hard for organisers to keep it in good condition, but Verstappen rejected that as a reason not to act. "You can use the excuse that the soil is the problem but then you should have known that and you need to make sure that you reinforce it more," he said.

Driver describes heavy vertical loads on his spine

Verstappen said the physical toll is significant. "Last year, for example, you pull around 5-6G in a corner, but I had some impacts, vertical load, which was over 9G on my spine, which I can tell you is really not fun, and especially the older you get, you think about that more and more," he said.

He said the problem may worsen this year because the cars run lower in corners than last season under the latest regulations. "You bottom out way harder, because when the wings close and the ride-height comes down, under braking is actually a very stressful moment, and I know around here in some places, it's very bumpy under braking," he said. He added that checks on his spine showed "the bottom end doesn't look that great."

Norris backs Verstappen as Russell takes a different view

Lando Norris supported Verstappen's assessment, saying the surface does not meet current standards for new tracks. "It's an old track, not a new track so it's pretty bad. There's a lot of places I need to take headache tablets before I go out simply because it's so bumpy," Norris said, adding: "But he's right."

George Russell offered a more measured view. "It's bumpy, but I think it's just part of racing. I'd say my general view is F1 tracks probably need to be repaved every couple of years just to make it a bit more consistent," he said, noting that tarmac at some venues is coming up and falling apart. "Not ideal, but not much we can do."