Kevin Magnussen took P9 in qualifying in Austin, but revealed afterwards he was going three or four tenths quicker than that on his final flying run which he was forced to abort after George Russell’s crash.
Austin, TX — Kevin Magnussen expressed his frustration after having to abort his final flying lap during qualifying for the U.S. Grand Prix. The Haas driver was on pace for a potentially strong time when a late incident on track prompted a caution that forced him to slow down.
“It’s disappointing to have to give up on a lap that felt promising,” Magnussen said. “I felt confident in the car and was ready to push for a better position. It’s tough when you’re so close to making an impact.”
Magnussen ultimately qualified lower than expected, impacting his strategy for the race. He remains determined to capitalize on the race day, hoping to move up the grid and secure valuable points for the team. The U.S. Grand Prix weekend continues to unfold, with all eyes on Magnussen’s performance in the upcoming race.
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