Christian Horner reveals Max Verstappen appeal decision after Saudi GP controversy - The Mirror

Christian Horner reveals Max Verstappen appeal decision after Saudi GP controversy - The Mirror

Max Verstappen had to settle for second at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after he was penalised by the stewards for a first-lap incident with eventual winner Oscar Piastri

McLaren's Australian driver took the lead in the world championship with another victory. Ferrari also had its first podium of the year, with Leclerc finishing 3rd behind Verstappen.

McLaren: Red Bull should’ve told Max Verstappen to cede lead in F1 Saudi GP

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has insisted Red Bull should have told Max Verstappen to cede the lead to avoid being penalised in Formula 1‘s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Verstappen lost out on a probable win in Jeddah last weekend when he was compelled to serve a five-second penalty that slipped him to second behind Oscar Piastri. The Dutchman had lined up on pole position, but a more sluggish launch than his rival enabled Piastri to come alongside th…

Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and bring the information in the palm of your hand. Verstappen penalized after controversy started in Saudi Arabia Max Verstappen, a Red Bull pilot, was penalized with five seconds after a risky maneuver during the departure of the Saudi Grand Prix. In his attempt to maintain the lead in the face of the attack of Oscar Piastri (McLaren), Verstappen cut a Chicana without returning the position, which cost him a s…

Fans Laud Charles Leclerc’s Girlfriend for Giving the 'Clear' Perspective on Max Verstappen’s Penalty

The smile on Max Verstappen’s face after he secured pole position for the Saudi Arabian GP wore right off when the race began on Sunday. Oscar Piastri from P2 went right at him, and to defend his position, Verstappen had to go off the track in a move that the FIA felt was illegal. Verstappen got a five-second time penalty. With a superfast dominant car, that wouldn’t have been any problem, but with the MCL39 of Piastri—arguably the fastest car o…

McLaren CEO Zak Brown is of course in favour of the punishment against Max Verstappen in Saudi Arabia's Formula 1 Grand Prix. What the US-American Verstappen and Red Bull Racing would have advised alternatively...