Max Verstappen has opened up on some concerns he has about this weekend's US Grand Prix, and specifically the current state of the track.

Max Verstappen has expressed concerns regarding the bumpy surface at the Circuit of the Americas ahead of the United States Grand Prix. Despite entering Austin following consecutive victories in Sepang and Singapore, the Red Bull driver warned that the track's condition will present a major challenge. Verstappen joked that he might need to order a new spine after the race weekend.
Verstappen noted that observing recent World Endurance Championship racing at the venue highlighted the circuit's severe bumps. While Kimi Antonelli holds a commanding championship lead, Verstappen remains focused on taking the remaining races individually as teams also prepare for the unique high-altitude demands of Mexico City.
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