If he needs the help I am there Max Verstappen expresses willingness to aid Sergio Perez s cause after Brazilian GP fiasco
If he needs the help I am there - Max Verstappen expresses willingness to aid Sergio Perez s cause after Brazilian GP fiasco Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
Brazil handing out citizenships cos they can't produce a decent driver themselves then doing anything in their power to make him win?Verstappen getting a penalty for this is the most blatant race fixing I've ever seen.Brazil handing out citizenships cos they can't produce a decent driver themselves then doing anything in their power to make him win? Verstappen had an eventful race, as his early race incident with Lewis Hamilton had dropped him to the back of the field with a 5-second penalty making things worse. The Dutchman made his way through the field and in the dying stages of the race, swapped positions with to attack Fernando Alonso ahead of him. Verstappen was told to let Perez pass and didn't Verstappen was told to let Perez pass and didn't As Verstappen was unable to overtake Alonso, he was given the order by the team to give the position back to Perez. As it turned out, Verstappen did not give the position back. After the race, the Red Bull driver said that he had his reasons for not allowing Perez to pass him. However, Verstappen also added that he's ready to help his teammate secure P2 in the championship in Abu Dhabi. He : "I have my reasons for that. We just discussed that. I think it was good that we finally just sat together and talked about it and basically just move forward from here. If we go to Abu Dhabi, and he needs support, it is not the end of the world. It is all about who finishes ahead anyway. If he needs the help, I am there. But it is good that we first talked about it now and cleared everything that was there and why I didn't do it." Verstappen finished sixth in the Brazilian GP.
If he needs the help I am there - Max Verstappen expresses willingness to aid Sergio Perez s cause after Brazilian GP fiasco
Verstappen has expressed his willingness to help Perez secure P2 in the championship. Max Verstappen has backtracked on his stance against his teammate Sergio Perez and expressed willingness to support him in the last race of the season in Abu Dhabi. The world champion ignored team orders to swap positions with Perez during the Brazilian GP on Sunday. Verstappen getting a penalty for this is the most blatant race fixing I've ever seen.Brazil handing out citizenships cos they can't produce a decent driver themselves then doing anything in their power to make him win?Verstappen getting a penalty for this is the most blatant race fixing I've ever seen.Brazil handing out citizenships cos they can't produce a decent driver themselves then doing anything in their power to make him win? Verstappen had an eventful race, as his early race incident with Lewis Hamilton had dropped him to the back of the field with a 5-second penalty making things worse. The Dutchman made his way through the field and in the dying stages of the race, swapped positions with to attack Fernando Alonso ahead of him. Verstappen was told to let Perez pass and didn't Verstappen was told to let Perez pass and didn't As Verstappen was unable to overtake Alonso, he was given the order by the team to give the position back to Perez. As it turned out, Verstappen did not give the position back. After the race, the Red Bull driver said that he had his reasons for not allowing Perez to pass him. However, Verstappen also added that he's ready to help his teammate secure P2 in the championship in Abu Dhabi. He : "I have my reasons for that. We just discussed that. I think it was good that we finally just sat together and talked about it and basically just move forward from here. If we go to Abu Dhabi, and he needs support, it is not the end of the world. It is all about who finishes ahead anyway. If he needs the help, I am there. But it is good that we first talked about it now and cleared everything that was there and why I didn't do it." Verstappen finished sixth in the Brazilian GP.