Max Verstappen and his team finished Thursday’s practice in third place at the Nürburgring 24 Hours, navigating a challenging and rain-soaked second session.
The rainy conditions made the already difficult “Green Hell” track even more treacherous, forcing drivers to adapt quickly to changing grip levels throughout the evening.
Verstappen’s squad showed strong pace early on, maintaining a top-three position despite the weather disruptions that limited clean running for many competitors.
Technical teams focused on wet-weather setups and tire management, as the forecast suggests that rain could continue to play a major factor in the upcoming sessions.
The Dutch driver remains optimistic about the car’s performance, noting that the team collected valuable data during the damp laps to prepare for the main race.
As qualifying approaches, the competition remains tight at the front of the pack, with Verstappen’s team proving they are serious contenders for the endurance title.
