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Max Verstappen’s self-inflicted blow to his F1 title hopes undid so much brilliance
Moments later, Verstappen ran wide at Turn 1 as George Russell dived up the inside and the pair made contact. The Red Bull took to the run-off area, but rejoined still ahead of Russell. It put Verstappen at risk of a penalty, prompting Lambiase to ask him to give the place back.
Initially, McLaren refrained from imposing team orders, and Piastri was allowed to keep hold of his first race win in Hungary ...
McLaren secured the perfect result in Barcelona, Oscar Piastri converting pole position to lead team-mate Lando Norris home ...
Red Bull's senior advisor has opened up about Max Verstappen's highly controversial incident with George Russell that brought ...
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Red Bull impose strict team order on Max Verstappen as race ban loomsOne penalty point away from a one-race ban, Max Verstappen is under clear Red Bull instruction with their home race just ...
George Russell denied rumours of Max Verstappen taking his Mercedes Formula 1 seat are “disrespectful”, citing even Ferrari ...
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Andrea Stella admits McLaren worried over Verstappen's F1 Spanish GP three-stop strategyMcLaren team principal Andrea Stella admitted that Max Verstappen's three-stop strategy at the Spanish Grand Prix had the ...
Max Verstappen "lost his mind" in his Spanish Grand Prix clash with George Russell, believes Guenther Steiner.
Sky Sports F1 pundit David Croft has warned Red Bull star Max Verstappen that he is at risk of being remembered for the wrong ...
Max Verstappen was hit with a 10-second penalty for the incident that George Russell felt was 'very deliberate'.
The incident between Max Verstappen and George Russell marked a dramatic end to Verstappen's strong race until then. How a ...
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