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‘You can’t handle the truth’: Max Verstappen frustrated over Saudi GP penalty
Max Verstappen refused to give his opinion on the first-lap incident with Oscar Piastri in Saudi Arabia, which ended with the Red Bull driver being handed a five-second penalty, as he said it might “get him in trouble”.
Max Verstappen has refused to discuss a time penalty which dropped him out of the lead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
David Coulthard was in charge of the post-race interviews at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but Max Verstappen was in no mood ...
Verstappen was given a five-second penalty for illegally keeping the lead from Oscar Piastri by taking to the run-off at the ...
Max is the son of racing drivers Jos Verstappen and Sophie Kumpen. Jos, 53, still competes in motorsport, racing as a ...
Mercedes are 'super-happy' with their Formula One driver line-up and have had no conversation with Red Bull's four-times ...
Martin Brundle believes Red Bull made a mistake in the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix which cost Max Verstappen a chance of ...
It has also been suggested that Verstappen could take a year out in 2026, before returning to the track in 2027. This would ...
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend is upon us and Express Sport brings you all the latest F1 updates from qualifying day in ...
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