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4 days ago |
planetf1.com | Michelle Foster
George Russell may be the director of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association, but he won’t speak for the drivers over Max Verstappen’s antics in Spain as he is “too close” to the situation. Verstappen collided with Russell in the closing stages of the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in a move that had pundits debating whether it was intentional.
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4 days ago |
planetf1.com | Michelle Foster
Heading into a six-lap restart in Spain with a potential podium on the line, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton finished the Barcelona race in sixth place. And he has only himself to blame according to former F1 driver and Aston Martin ambassador Pedro de la Rosa.
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4 days ago |
planetf1.com | Michelle Foster
Although Max Verstappen acknowledged that he made a move in Spain that “was not right and shouldn’t have happened”, he did not actually apologise to either George Russell or Formula 1. Verstappen courted controversy at the Spanish Grand Prix when he made contact with Russell in a move that had pundits and drivers questioning whether it was deliberate. Should Max Verstappen apologise to George Russell?
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4 days ago |
planetf1.com | Michelle Foster
Another race, another downbeat interview from Lewis Hamilton, who says Ferrari “won’t” find answers for his pace at the Spanish Grand Prix as it was “probably just me”. Hamilton had a mixed weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix as he walked away from Friday’s practice claiming there was an issue with his SF-25.
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5 days ago |
planetf1.com | Michelle Foster
Toto Wolff says he cannot imagine Max Verstappen’s clash with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix was a moment of “road rage” as that would’ve been “too obvious”. But if it was, that “is not good”. Was it road rage or just an accident?
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