Formula 1 News: Verstappen Says Online Abuse 'Doesn't Bother Me'
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Max Verstappen defended Chris Lulham, his young pilot involved in his GT3 program, after many attacks on social networks. The quadruple world champion, who is accustomed to receiving hostile messages himself, says he does not allow himself to be affected by this kind of behaviour. But he believes that the situation is different when a driver who is still little experienced finds himself exposed to a wave of particularly virulent criticism. (...)
The Formula 1 driver debuted this weekend at GTWC Europe and had to leave in defense of his partner after a mistake that cost them the race.
After Max Verstappen's GT3 guest game at the GT World Challenge Europe, there was online hostility against his teammates. The Red Bull Racing star reacts to this with clear words.
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