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Lewis Hamilton has indirectly accused his Red Bull rival Max Verstappen of being a 'bully' on the F1 track. Hamilton and Verstappen engaged in a rivalry for the ages last season, as the 24-year-old denied him a record-breaking eighth world title in a controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix finale.

But even before the events at the Yas Marina Circuit, the duo fiercely contested a heated battle for the drivers' crown, involving verbal spats and collisions on the track.

In July's British Grand Prix, Hamilton touched Verstappen's right wheel as he tried to cancel out the Dutchman's pole position in the first lap, sending him into the tyre wall and forcing a retirement from the race.

Then, in September, both drivers had to retire from the Italian Grand Prix after Verstappen's car mounted his Mercedes rival's after