Racing Point Formula 1 driver Serꦡgio Perez has labelled the bumps at COT🦹A as “totally unacceptable” and fears they will lead to crashes during the United States Grand Prix. 

Track bumps proved a major taꦐlking point throughout Friday’s two practice sessions in Austin, with a number of drivers being caught out at different parts of the circuit. 

Lewis Hamilton called COTA the “bumpiest track in the world” as he highlighted his concern🎐s over the safety of the circuit via team radio during the sessions.💃 

Haas driver Romain Grosjean crashed out at the high-speed Turns 5 and 6, while Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc suffered a throttle pedal issue that was caused by the extreme undulatღions on th📖e track surface. 

“You’ve seen some drivers go♎ing off in▨ very high speed and it’s due to the bumps so I think that’s totally unacceptable,” Perez said after the end of FP2. 

“It is quite a big concern and I think we’re going to see some people struggling with it where if you get it wrong you’re basically going to g🌺o straight into the wall at very high 🦂speed. 

"If you try do an💦 overtake you can hit very hard with the c♎ar so I think it’s going to be a topic this weekend.

“We hav⛄e seen some incidents due to the bumps and I 🌟think that’s just not acceptable.

“In the race, I don’t know, but I expect to see some people crashing out wﷺhen the deg starts to kick in and all of a sudden you get a bump at the wrong angle and you just go straight into the wall.” 

Asked if it was the worst h🗹e has experienced in F1, Pere😼z replied: “Yeah the worst. The worst. Every year it tends to get worse and worse but today it’s over the limit I think."