Max Verstappen has said the grip away from the racing line deteriorated as the Miami GP went on and suggested the track organisers look to change it for the future. The surface of the Miami Grand Prix came under scrutiny from first practice with drivers suggesting it was not up to F1 standard and Sergio Perez labelled it a 'joke.' Miami GP managing partner Tom Garfinkel conceded that they would look to make changes should it improve the track when asked about the surface as well as the Turn 14/15 uphill chicane at which Alpine’s Esteban Ocon crashed during FP3. Having won the inaugural race and the first of a 10-year contract with the venue, Max Verstappen agreed that changes could be...
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