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Verstappen pleased with the pace of the car after Friday in Texas

Max Verstappen was one of the standout drivers from the opening two sessions of the US Grand Prix weekend and the Dutchman has admitted he's pretty satisfied with the pace they've shown so far. Verstappen topped the timesheets in FP1 beating out the likes of Sebastian Vettel and Alex Albon to top spot. In the second session of the day, Verstappen finished third behind Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, however, Hamilton benefitted from a tow on his quick lap.  With Verstappen seemingly in contention at this early stage, the Red Bull driver is very satisfied with his day's work. “Overall it’s been a positive day and the pace of the car on the short runs seems pretty...
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