Verstappen RETIRES as Mexican GP concerns plague Red Bull
Three-time world champion Max Verstappen was forced to retire from Mexican Grand Prix practice in the second session of the weekend. The Dutchman was struggling with supposed power issues during FP1 earlier in the day, and those same issues seemingly plagued Verstappen in FP2 as well.
Max Verstappen endured a tough day in Mexico as engine issues on his Red Bull RB20 curtailed his running in practice.
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