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‘You can’t handle the truth’: Max Verstappen frustrated over Saudi GP penalty
Max Verstappen refused to give his opinion on the first-lap incident with Oscar Piastri in Saudi Arabia, which ended with the Red Bull driver being handed a five-second penalty, as he said it might “get him in trouble”.
Max Verstappen would not discuss the penalty he was given in Saudi Arabia for fear of getting into trouble, writes Andrew ...
Max Verstappen has refused to discuss a time penalty which dropped him out of the lead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc, who rounded out the podium for Ferrari, managed a brief exchange of words with Verstappen as the podium ...
David Coulthard was in charge of the post-race interviews at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but Max Verstappen was in no mood ...
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Max Verstappen has dismissed concerns that he might consider leaving Red Bull, after last weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix proved ...
Max Verstappen bit his tongue to stay out of trouble after clearly disagreeing with Formula One stewards over a costly Saudi ...
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said the team is unlikely to protest the penalty decision that cost Max Verstappen his ...
The FIA has explained why Max Verstappen was only given a five-second time penalty for cutting the track in battle with Oscar ...
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