George Russell sticks boot in on Max Verstappen after penalty changes Saudi GP result - The Mirror

George Russell shuts down Max Verstappen after Red Bull left annoyed

Max Verstappen was handed a five-second time penalty at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix after an incident with Oscar Piastri on the opening lap.

George Russell sticks boot in on Max Verstappen after penalty changes Saudi GP result - The Mirror

Max Verstappen failed to secure victory at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix after a contentious incident involving title rival Oscar Piastri on the opening lap in Jeddah

What happened between Verstappen and Piastri?

Last sunday’s saudi arabian Grand Prix was decided by an incident at the first corner between the race winner, Oscar Piastri, and the pole-sitter, Max Verstappen. In the end, the result hinged more on the stewards’ decision than on what happened on the track, and, as expected, the verdict divided opinion between the two drivers and their teams. The vast majority of footage appeared to support… Source

Wheatley questions Red Bull's handling of Max Verstappen Saudi GP incident

Jonathan Wheatley has questioned Red Bull's handling of Max Verstappen's Lap 1 antics in Saudi as he would've advised "something different".

Sauber team boss Jonathan Wheatley, the former sporting director of Red Bull Racing, sheds light on Max Verstappen's time penalty.

The five-second penalty against Max Verstappen at the Formula 1 race in Saudi Arabia was the big exciting theme of the weekend. While they did not understand the stewards' verdict at Red Bull Racing, a former team leader and former driver found that the Dutchman was adequately or even too easily punished.