Red Bull Takes the Blame for the Crash That Wrecked Max Verstappen's Qualifying: 'We Apologise to Him'
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The next stop in Formula 1: Austria. But there, too, they are groaning under the extreme heat. To such an extent, in fact, that a heat protocol has been activated to protect the drivers. Although not everyone is such a big fan. Follow all the action closely below!
The director of Red Bull, Laurent Mekies confirmed that Max Verstappen is well after the accident suffered in the Austrian Grand Prix standings. The Dutchman, immersed in the decision to continue or not in his usual team from 2027, lost control of his RB22 at Curve 9, the penultimate route of Styria and left against the wall when he was fourth classified. Russell, risking on the subsequent yellow flag, took the pole and left him fifth.
After his violent crash in Spielberg, Max Verstappen gives a warning. The fact that it came to this was due to a technical lack.
Max Verstappen crashed hard into the tire barrier during qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, apparently due to a defect in the car.
Max Verstappen called his crash in the closing stages of qualifying in Austria 'inexplicable'. By now, he has indeed received that explanation.
Max Verstappen Opens Up About Knee Injury From The Austrian GP Qualifying Crash
Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen has opened up about his crash in Q3 of the Austrian Grand Prix qualifying session, revealing after Sunday’s race that he had “knocked” his knees. Verstappen started the race at the Red Bull Ring from P5 and battled his way through 71 laps to secure second place. He came under intense pressure from Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli in the last four or five laps as the 19-year-old was taking nearly half a second out of…
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