Verstappen Slams 'Undriveable' Red Bull After Shock Q2 Exit in Japan

• Max Verstappen labeled his Red Bull car “undriveable” after qualifying a lowly 11th for the Japanese Grand Prix.
• The four-time world champion was knocked out in Q2, marking his worst Suzuka qualifying performance since 2015 and first time by a teammate.
• Verstappen has consistently struggled with new F1 regulations mandating a 50-50 split between conventional and electrical power.
• He cited issues with the car's handling, experiencing both understeer and oversteer, making it unpredictable.
• The Dutchman also had a public confrontation with a reporter earlier in the week and was beaten by teammate Isack Hadjar.