Max Verstappen Replaced as Red Bull Makes Italian GP FP1 Announcement
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When the first Italian Grand Prix training starts on Friday noon (12:30 a.m.), Max Verstappen won't sit in his Red Bull as usual. The superstar gets a break.
Red Bull announced that under the rookie driver regulations for FP1 at the Italian Grand Prix, they will entrust Max Verstappen's car to Ayumu Iwasa. Iwasa, who serves as a reserve driver for Racing Bulls, has driven in FP1 twice this year. […]
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