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Lewis Hamilton has warned Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen over his conduct, after the Dutch driver launched a furious tirade at his own Red Bull team via radio during the race. The reigning world champion is winless in his last three races and let his frustration get the better of him when communicating with his colleagues.
The 26-year-old’s first gripe came in the early stages of the race when he was ordered by his team to give a position back to Lando Norris. An opening lap incident saw the Dutchman go off track at Turn 1 and gain an advantage by doing so. When he was told to surrender that advantage, Verstappen fumed: “Then you can tell the FIA that’s how we’re going to race from now onwards. Just driving people off the road.”
Verstappen also had plenty to say when several of his competitors undercut him on pit stops, blaming his team for bringing him in too late. “You gave me this **** strategy. I’m just trying to save what’s left,” he bellowed across the airwaves.
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Verstappen locked up when attempting to overtake the Mercedes man, causing his rear left wheel to collide with Hamilton’s front right and his car subsequently went airborne. Although the Red Bull driver appeared to be at fault, he escaped without a time penalty from the stewards – a verdict that left Hamilton in shock.
Speaking about the incident ahead of this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, Hamilton explained: “I’m very, very far from the apex. So, I’ve left, there’s a lot of room on the right-hand side. So I was very, very surprised”. The seven-timef
