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F1 mailbag: Max Verstappen’s ‘pattern of behavior’? And Lewis Hamilton concerns
The Australian driver calmly navigated his way to his third victory of the season, winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and placing himself 10 points ahead of teammate Lando Norris in the driver standings. Piastri is the first Australian driver to lead the championship since his manager, Mark Webber, did so 15 years ago at Red Bull.
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Ralf Schumacher exposes ‘real’ reason behind Max Verstappen’s controversial Saudi Arabian GP penaltyMax Verstappen was left fuming at the Saudi Arabian GP last weekend. The Dutch driver lost the race lead to The post Ralf ...
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Max Verstappen seems fed up, but not with Red BullAre incessant questions over his future and the FIA's clampdown on driver speech sapping Verstappen's enthusiasm for Formula ...
Verstappen claimed the conversation was “about everything” and that “people can always see (such things) their own way,” but ...
Verstappen then didn't give the position back to Piastri, prompting the race stewards to intervene, handing Verstappen a five ...
Max Verstappen has refused to discuss a time penalty which dropped him out of the lead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Max Verstappen has dismissed concerns that he might consider leaving Red Bull, after last weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix proved to be a turbulent day for the team.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen said he is only 'taking part' in the championship this year, not challenging or fighting for a ...
Guenther Steiner took issue with two factors surrounding Max Verstappen's much-debated five-second penalty at the Saudi ...
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