Verstappen remains unpunished: trouble at the Grand Prix and no consequences!

Verstappen remains unpunished: trouble at the Grand Prix and no consequences!

Kigali, Ruanda - The Formula 1 season 2025 comes with excitement: World champion Max Verstappen, freshly appointed, looks back on a challenging time. The 27-year-old Red Bull Pilot said in Rwanda that he was convinced that the coming season would be extremely tight again. "All World Cup title riums are unique, and that makes them so special," emphasized Verstappen at a press appointment. After a strong start to the season, he fought through a ten -day victory -free phase in the middle of the year before he was able to fight back. He is optimistic: "We have to work hard and further improve the car." According to Verstappen, the team is already preparing intensively for the competition in order to be competitive right from the start, as Krone reported.

no aftermath for Verstappen

In the last round of Abu Dhabi's Grand Prize, Verstappen caused controversy when he crashed against McLaren pilot Oscar Piatri during an overtaking maneuver. Despite the severity of the incident and a preliminary punishment of ten seconds through the race management, the FIA ​​came to the conclusion that Verstappen had no further sanctions to fear. The incident is not investigated further, as the West . When notifying Verstappen, it burst out of him: "Can't we ask you for 20 seconds? Stupid idiots!" His choice of words on the box radio could have stirred the waves, but there was no aftermath.

Verstappen will still have to do social service due to another occurrences. He has to work with young people and children in Rwanda to use the “Fuck” swear word at a press conference in Singapore. To do this, he will do his "motorsport social service" in a beach buggy in front of the large Fia gala in Kigali. Then he receives his master trophy, which he won with a lead of over 53 points before Lando Norris.