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George Russell Blasts Max Verstappen Over 'Go-Kart Move'

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Max Verstappen blames frustration for a ‘move that was not right’ after colliding with Russell

Max Verstappen said Monday that frustration caused “a move that was not right and shouldn’t have happened”

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Max Verstappen on the verge of F1 race ban after George Russell collision

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Max Verstappen says George Russell ram ‘was not right’ as F1 star releases statement after Spanish GP controversy

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Spanish GP: Oscar Piastri holds off Lando Norris to win as Max Verstappen loses his cool

Oscar Piastri beat Lando Norris to victory at the Spanish Grand Prix as Max Verstappen appeared to intentionally drive into George Russell in the closing stages.

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F1 Spanish Grand Prix 2025: Biggest Winners and Losers Including Oscar Piastri, Max Verstappen

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Oscar Piastri’s win in Spain underlines McLaren dominance

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Max Verstappen on verge of F1 race ban after penalty for George Russell clash in Spanish GP

Verstappen is on the verge of a one-race ban in Formula One after his 10-second penalty for clashing with George Russell in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.

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Piastri and Norris to start Spanish GP from front row with Verstappen right behind

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Spanish Grand Prix recap: F1 results, highlights as Oscar Piastri wins after late Max Verstappen drama

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Max Verstappen Admits His Move in F1 Spanish Grand Prix Incident 'Was Not Right'

Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen has admitted his incident with George Russell in Spain "was not right" but stopped short of directly offering an apology.

Max Verstappen admits fault for ramming Mercedes driver George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix

Four-time world champion Max Verstappen admitted on Monday that “frustration” had led to him ramming Mercedes driver George Russell in the closing laps of an eventful Spanish Grand Prix.

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How Yuki Tsunoda can overcome the gap to ‘team-mate killer’ Max Verstappen

Joining Red Bull Racing can be both a blessing and a curse for any driver who isn’t Max Verstappen — and that has certainly been the case for Yuki Tsunoda. Since being promoted to the team, the Japanese driver has struggled to find his footing and bring the competition to his teammate.