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Max Verstappen completely shuts down reporter for what they asked following Saudi Arabia Grand Prix
Max Verstappen shut down a reporter in the wake of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix. Reigning world champion Verstappen, who started in pole position in Jeddah, was penalised for leaving the track and gaining an advantage over the race’s eventual winner Oscar Piastri.
Five-second penalty costs Max Verstappen in Saudi Arabia; Oscar Piastri wins the race
A five-second time penalty cost Max Verstappen a victory in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday. The four-time world champion of Red Bull finished second in Jeddah behind Oscar Piastri. The Australian won his third F1 race of the season in his McLaren.
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Max Verstappen says ‘people can’t handle the full truth’ after Saudi Arabia time-penaltyMax Verstappen opted to bite his lip rather than speak his mind ... car’s performance in recent weeks but was at least ...
Max Verstappen was ‘disrespectful’ on F1 podium in Saudi Arabia, says Johnny Herbert - Verstappen was given a five-second ...
Max Verstappen was left furious at being handed a penalty during the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, but his actions following the ...
CHRISTIAN HORNER presented fresh evidence disputing the “very harsh” penalty given to Max Verstappen at the Formula One Saudi ...
Max Verstappen could only hold the lead by exiting the track at the start of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, leading to a ...
Max Verstappen refused to offer his opinion on the decisive penalty that cost him victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, ...
While Mercedes is off to a “good” start this year, according to Team Principal Toto Wolff, an issue that plagued them a ...
David Croft has vowed to continue doing his job of asking tough questions after asking Max Verstappen one resulted in a brusk ...
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