Damon Hill says Max Verstappen move at Mexican Grand Prix ‘Dick Dastardly stuff’
Damon Hill has claimed that Max Verstappen is incapable of driving fairly and accused the under-fire Dutchman of acting like Wacky Races’ villain Dick Dastardly.
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Max Verstappen 'incapable of driving fairly', says Damon Hill
Damon Hill has claimed that Max Verstappen is incapable of driving fairly and accused the under-fire Dutchman of acting like Wacky Races' villain Dick Dastardly.
Carlos Sainz Wins Mexico Grand Prix As Lando Norris Makes Most Of Max Verstappen Penalty
Carlos Sainz cruised to an emotional victory for Ferrari ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris in Sunday's incident-filled Mexico City Grand Prix as Red Bull's series leader Max Verstappen was handed two 10-second penalties on his way to sixth. The stewards took a dim view of Verstappen's aggressive driving, the Red Bull driver twice forcing his title rival Norris off the track. Norris grabbed second from Charles Leclerc in the other Ferrari near the finish as the Briton enjoyed a major boost in his quest to deny Verstappen a fourth consecutive world championship.
McLaren Triggers The Woke Mob By Welcoming Joe Rogan Inside Garage Ahead Of U.S. Grand Prix In Austin
As every Formula 1 race does, the United States Grand Prix drew out some of the most well-known celebrities in the world on Sunday afternoon. With the race taking place in Austin, Texas, it makes all the sense in the world that Joe Rogan made an appearance given that he calls ATX home. This didn't stop some racing fans, in particular McLaren supporters, from having a meltdown.
Brown says Marko's mental health comments set F1 back decades
AUSTIN, Texas : McLaren boss Zak Brown accused Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko of poor taste and setting Formula One back decades for comments about the mental resilience of title contender Lando Norris.
Pérez, Ricciardo and Red Bull's sticky second-driver dilemma - ESPN
Red Bull's dilemma over what to do with Sergio Pérez deepened over the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Perez's poor form can help McLaren's title push, says Brown
SILVERSTONE, England : Sergio Perez's continued poor form could provide the opportunity for resurgent McLaren to overtake champions Red Bull and win the Formula One constructors' title, McLaren team boss Zak Brown said on Saturday.