US EditionGeorge Russell says it was 'good' that Max Verstappen took accountability for Spanish Grand Prix collision
- Mercedes driver George Russell said it was good that Max Verstappen took accountability for their Spanish Grand Prix collision two weeks ago.
- The incident happened at Barcelona's Turn 5, where Verstappen tried to run Russell off the road, resulting in a 10-second penalty and three penalty points.
- Russell stated he was not seeking an apology, saw Verstappen's penalty as fair, and noted Verstappen is one point away from a race ban at upcoming Canada and Austria races.
- Russell explained the collision but said Verstappen's move was likely a show of dominance rather than an intentional crash and that they recently met by chance at an airport.
- Russell indicated rivals could exploit Verstappen's precarious penalty position, adding he will race normally this weekend despite the situation.
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George Russell has returned to the much-discussed incident with Max Verstappen, almost two weeks ago in Spain, in the run-up to the Canadian Grand Prix.
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The pilots Max Verstappen (Red Bull) and George Russell (Mercedes) gathered the security of the war after the incident that took place during the Spanish Marelian Formula One Prize, writes the website on Friday...
George Russell admitted he was "surprised" that Max Verstappen "took responsibility" for their clash in Spain via social media, adding that they had not discussed the incident despite running into each other at the airport.
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