At Spa like Verstappen on the Roarington Simulators

According to many drivers, the real racetracks are those carved from existing roads, where the layout isn't determined by computers but rather by the terrain's topography and the paths traced by humans and their activities. And that's precisely what Spa-Francorchamps represents, a fact Max Verstappen openly acknowledges. Its appeal stems from this unique characteristic, often intertwined with unpredictable weather, as happened in this year's Grand Prix, where the track oscillated between deluge and dryness, throwing off every team's strategic game.