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Max Verstappen was ‘disrespectful’ on F1 podium in Saudi Arabia, says Johnny Herbert
Johnny Herbert believes Max Verstappen was “unprofessional and disrespectful” on the Saudi Arabian GP podium after finishing second to Oscar Piastri on Sunday. Former F1 race winner Herbert added that Verstappen should have been given a 10-second penalty for the incident at turn one on lap one with Piastri,
The Australian driver calmly navigated his way to his third victory of the season, winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and ...
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F1 News: Max Verstappen controversy at Saudi Grand Prix as Red Bull crash brings out safety carMax Verstappen was involved in a fierce fight at the front on lap one of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, resulting in a ...
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The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was not one that Lewis Hamilton enjoyed as he continues to struggle since joining Ferrari, while ...
Lando Norris showed just how fine the margins can be when he crashed while chasing the pole position for the Saudi Arabian ...
The stewards gave the Red Bull star the penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage, specifically by staying ahead ...
Today's the day at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen looks to convert yet another pole position into victory to ...
It was this response that earned him the praise of F1 pundit Peter Windsor, who said Verstappen was correct in not expressing his feelings about the penalty in public. “I was worried that when ...
Max Verstappen produced a sensational pole position at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Lando Norris crashed in Q3, as the ...
OSCAR PIASTRI powered home to win the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix and top the Drivers’ Championship. Max Verstappen secured ...
Four-time F1 world champion Verstappen, who has a contract worth £50m-a-year at Red Bull until the end of the 2028 season, is ...
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