'Not Very Smart' - Verstappen Slams Red Bull Stable-Mate After Clash
Verstappen said Lawson caused the minor crash as debris forced a red flag and left the Red Bull driver with damaged bodywork.
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'Not very smart' - Verstappen slams Red Bull stable-mate after clash
As Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc topped the times ahead of world champion Lando Norris of McLaren in an eventful session that saw Kimi Antonelli wind up fourth as he closes in on the title, Red Bull’s four-time champion became embroiled in an incident that left him with damaged bodywork. He tangled with Racing Bulls' Lawson as they fought for track position going into the Foro Sol section and afterwards said the New Zealander caused the trouble. Deb…
Mexico City.- The contact between Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson in the second free training session of the Mexico City Grand Prix could influence the future of one of those involved. When both single-seats were headed to the entrance of the GNP Stadium, Racing Bulls accelerated and arranged for the Red Bull not to let it pass, caused that the red flag for the pieces that broke off with the brush. "Maybe it wasn't a very smart behavior that I wa…
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