Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and F1
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Lando Norris' stance on Max Verstappen clear to see after 'aggressive' claimLando Norris has candidly shared his thoughts on Max Verstappen as they gear up for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. Despite their friendship off the track, the two have had their share of clashes during races. Their competitive tension peaked at last ...
Lando Norris has addressed Max Verstappen's driving antics with the world champion in danger of a race ban following his clash with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix
Martin Brundle has encouraged Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren’s drivers to take advantage of Max Verstappen ’s penalty point predicament at the next two races. The reigning world champion is only one point away from an automatic one-race suspension, which would have devastating consequences for his title defence.
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PlanetF1.com on MSNLando Norris responds to Verstappen racing tactics following latest punishmentLando Norris does not believe Max Verstappen has done "anything untoward" in their on-track battles, with tight battles between the pair.
Max Verstappen created the biggest talking point among his fellow Formula 1 drivers after ramming George Russell during the latter stages of the Spanish Grand Prix
The feud between George Russell and four-time reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen could continue at the Canadian Grand Prix after the two locked up the front row in qualifying.
At the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend, the reigning world champion drove into George Russell after being told by Red Bull to let him through. Norris mocked Verstappen's aggressive conduct after the race, saying: "I've done that before... in Mario Kart."
George Russell threw down the gauntlet to Max Verstappen ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix after snatching pole position from the Dutchman. Russell produced a scintillating final lap in qualifying to clinch his first pole of the season, pipping Verstappen by 0.160 seconds, with championship leader Oscar Piastri is third.
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George Russell took a brilliant pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix after he saw off rival Max Verstappen to clinch top spot in Montreal. Russell delivered the goods with the final lap of a thrilling qualifying session to cross the line 0.160 seconds clear of Verstappen.