Marko: Verstappen Crash a 'Serious Misjudgement'

Marko: Verstappen crash a 'serious misjudgement'

Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko had admitted Max Verstappen's collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix was a "serious misjudgment."

Verstappen Deserved FIA's Spanish GP Slap

Dr Helmut Marko says Max Verstappen deserved to be penalised for his highly controversial and presumably deliberate crash into George Russell in Barcelona.The quadruple world champion was unrepentant immediately after the incident, but on social media a day later, he said it was “not right”. Red Bull boss Christian Horner also revealed that Verstappen, 27, had “apologised” to the team.Appearing on Red Bull-owned broadcaster Servus TV, Verstappen…

Horner clarifies Verstappen's incident with Russell

On the back of Max Verstappen's bizzare incident with Mercedes driver George Russell in the closing stages of last Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has revealed that the Dutchman "apologised in the debrief."

Red Bull boss Horner points to FIA after Verstappen and Russell incident

Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner believes that the race direction, and thereby the FIA, should handle an incident like the one between Max Verstappen and George Russell in Spain differe...

Analysis: What went wrong at Red Bull before the Verstappen-Russell clash

Max Verstappen’s deficit to Oscar Piastri nearly doubled in Barcelona. With three additional penalty points, he also faces the threat of a race ban. What has gone wrong? Here is a look at Verstappen’s clash with George Russell and Red Bull’s mistakes that preceded it.Verstappen looked on his way to a 'usual' third place in the Spanish Grand Prix, which would have been the normal outcome ...Keep reading