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COTA boss: ‘No problem’ with track surface despite Max Verstappen criticism

Circuit of the Americas boss Bobby Epstein has rejected criticism of the track surface from Max Verstappen, insisting the bumps the Red Bull Formula 1 driver complained about have been fixed. He did concede that a dip at Turn 1 is a genuine problem. The post COTA boss: ‘No problem’ with track surface despite Max Verstappen criticism appeared first on Motorsport Week.
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