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Max slams ‘complicated’ RB22

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March 16, 2026

RED Bull's Max Verstappen bemoaned a "particularly bad" weekend yesterday, where the fourtime world champion retired from the Chinese Grand Prix and failed to score a point in the sprint.

"Getting on top of our problems is not easy," Verstappen said in Shanghai, having been sixth in the season-opening race in Melbourne.

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