Max Verstappen wins 'messy' Australian Grand Prix
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Verstappen, Perez critical of red flags in dramatic Australian race
MELBOURNE : World champion Max Verstappen and team mate Sergio Perez were among drivers to criticise the officiating at a chaotic Formula One Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, which finished under a safety car after the race was restarted three times.
Australian Grand Prix: Max Verstappen: red flags ‘bit of a mess’, Fernando Alonso on ‘rollercoaster of emotions’
World champion Max Verstappen admitted that Sunday’s chaotic Australian Grand Prix ended up being a “bit of a mess” after there were multiple red flags. The first came early on when Charles Leclerc crashed out after a collision with Lance Stroll. But the real drama came in the final stages of the race when with two laps to go Kevin Magnussen crashed out.