Max Verstappen hits out at organisers of Virtual Le Mans race as technical issues leave him describing event as a 'clown show'. The virtual Le Mans 24-Hour race was the final round of a five-race championship that got underway in September with the Bahrain 8-Hours, with subsequent events at Mona, Spa and Sebring. With $250,000 in prize money on the table, competitors take the events very seriously. Sharing the Redline car with Jeffrey Rietveld, Luke Browning and Diogo Pinto, Verstappen got the race off to a perfect start when he took the lead and held on to it until the early hours. However, a connection issue saw the car back in its garage and once the connection was restored Verstappen...
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