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SILVERSTONE, England : Formula One world champion Max Verstappen says he is now ready to work with the Netflix docu-series 'Drive to Survive' after previously shunning it for the way the protagonists were portrayed.
A space hopper race between McLaren drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris ended in drama as the pair threw the rule book out the window.
Formula 1 returns to Silverstone for the 10th round of the 2022 championship. The racetrack in Great Britain has been a mainstay on the F1 calendar, with the championship's inaugural race taking place there on 13 May 1950.
2019 was a good year for Formula 1. Lewis Hamilton won the championship for the sixth time, Max Verstappen came into his own at Red Bull Racing, and Charles Leclerc made it to the big leagues when he signed with Ferrari.
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The battle to become this season's Formula One drivers' champion has a familiar face leading the charge after nine races.
Max Verstappen has condemned Nelson Piquet’s “offensive” comments about Lewis Hamilton, but has insisted he’s “definitely not a racist”. Piquet used a racial slur towards Hamilton in an interview that surfaced this week, which has resulted in a ban from the F1 paddock, according to Sky Sports. Ad/> The former Brazilian racer and three-time world champion apologised to Hamilton afterwards, admitting his words were «ill thought out», but denied any racial intent.
Defending Formula 1 Drivers' Champion and current leader Max Verstappen says that the language used by Nelson Piquet to describe Lewis Hamilton was "very offensive," but that the three-time champion and father of his girlfriend, Kelly Piquet, is not racist.