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Max Verstappen has criticised Formula 1's engine regulations following a chaotic rain-affected Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, comparing the championship's complex power units to "LEGO" after software issues caused widespread power loss. Although the Red Bull driver secured his 72nd career grand prix victory and the first win for Red Bull's in-house powertrain project, Verstappen was left ... Keep readingSource: Max Verstappen brands F1 power units "LEGO" after Bahrain GP glitch
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