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Why Max Verstappen didn’t get disqualified for Spanish Grand Prix collision
Max Verstappen was penalized for his crash with George Russell in the Spanish GP, but why wasn't he disqualified?
Max Verstappen takes blame for reckless crash that damages his own legacy
Max Verstappen’s Instagram apology on Monday for his collision with George Russell in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix, admitting ...
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How aggressive strategy gave Verstappen a shot at victory in Spain
The Spanish Grand Prix evolved into a full-blown strategy battle, primarily between McLaren and Red Bull, who opted for ...
Max Verstappen blames frustration for a ‘move that was not right’ after colliding with Russell
Max Verstappen says frustration caused “a move that was not right and shouldn’t have happened”, a day after he initially ...
Max Verstappen says George Russell collision ‘not right’ and ‘shouldn’t have happened’
Max Verstappen was hit with a 10-second penalty for the incident that George Russell felt was 'very deliberate'.
Max Verstappen Reinforces Drive To Survive Villain Image in Controversial Spanish GP
Max Verstappen was at the center of yet another controversy, this time after colliding with George Russell during the final ...
Track rage? Verstappen penalized for collision with Russell at Spanish GP
Max Verstappen dealt his Formula 1 title defense a self-inflicted blow at the Spanish Grand Prix when he collided with George ...
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Why Rosberg compares 'Verstappen's' F1 driving magic' to an art form
Max Verstappen had an overall good first day of on-track action in Barcelona finishing P2 and P3 in FP1 and FP2 respectively.