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Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing's impressive run of form dilutes Formula 1.
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Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing's impressive run of form dilutes Formula 1.
While Max Verstappen welcomed the 44th win of his career in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, it was a number he wanted also to be rid of as soon as possible.
Two of the most prominent Formula 1 drivers in the sport's history came out in defense of ousted AlphaTauri driver Nyck de Vries.
If Max Verstappen's victory train is to come off the rails anywhere, there is every chance it will be in Hungary on Sunday.
Sebastian Vettel has criticised former team Red Bull for the decision to sack Nyck de Vries at sister outfit AlphaTauri. Ten races into the 2023 Formula 1 season, De Vries was removed from the grid — with Daniel Ricciardo taking over for the second half of the season. Ad It was a tough campaign for De Vries, as he failed to score a point and his best finish was 12th in Monaco.
Records were matched and/or shattered in this past Sunday's British Grand Prix, while new ones were set in the process.
After the pinched confines of Austria, Formula One moves on to the legendary sprawling leviathan that is Silverstone.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing were nearly unstoppable in Canada as they won the Grand Prix and made it look easy.