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Max Verstappen’s self-inflicted blow to his F1 title hopes undid so much brilliance
BARCELONA, Spain — In a year in which McLaren has emerged as Formula One’s dominant team with a brilliant car and two outstanding drivers, Max Verstappen’s efforts to stay in the hunt for the World Championship must be applauded.
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George Russell Hits out at Max Verstappen over ‘Go-Karting’ Move During Spanish GP ClashMax Verstappen and George Russell had a dramatic fallout at the Spanish GP. The reigning world champion collided with the The ...
Their collision at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday was certainly not the first moment of controversy between Max Verstappen ...
George Russell said Max Verstappen “absolutely” ought to have been disqualified if he intentionally crashed into him at the ...
Max Verstappen faces an uphill battle to avoid a race ban as he’ll need to navigate a clean Canadian and Austrian Grands Prix ...
Mercedes F1 driver George Russell has spoken out after Red Bull's Max Verstappen appeared to intentionally collide with him ...
“It is down to the stewards to decide if its deliberate or not. Max is such an amazing driver and so many people look up to him. “It’s a shame that something like that continues to occur. It seems ...
Max Verstappen Delighted at Birth of His First ... Verstappen joins Nico Hülkenberg as the only active F1 drivers this season with children. “He’s joining that club. I hope it’s a good ...
Max Verstappen is no doubt hungry for his fifth ... She retired from racing in 1996 to work on raising her children and supporting Jos's continuing racing career. In 2013, Sophie returned to ...
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Max Verstappen ‘over the top as usual’ in blunt Damon Hill criticismDamon Hill, the 1996 World Champion and former Sky F1 pundit, says Max Verstappen went “over the top as usual” in his clash ...
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