Verstappen: If they give me the track map, I will fix Madring

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Verstappen criticized the Madring circuit for offering almost no overtaking, blaming braking zones that require turning and a very long pitlane; he even offered to help redraw the layout with the FIA if given the track map, and noted driver input is rarely sought. Norris echoed concerns, and while qualifying was decent, the race looks unlikely to be exciting unless the circuit is tweaked and considerations of energy management and 2026 power units are addressed.
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