Formula 1: Max Verstappen driving with one hand at Saudi Arabia GP
During last weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, there was a spectacular moment in the middle of the race as F1 champion Max Verstappen drove one-handed.
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Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it is clear Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc respect each other from their battles so far this year, and admits that racing Ferrari has been "different" because of the lack of "animosity".