During the next two Formula 1 grands prix in Canada and Austria, Max Verstappen faces the risk of a race ban if he accumulates one more penalty point, bringing his total to 12. Despite this threat, Verstappen remains unfazed and determined to maintain his aggressive racing style for Red Bull. The recent incident involving a collision with George Russell in the Spanish Grand Prix earned him three penalty points, adding to a total of 11 in the past year.
Verstappen expressed his commitment to continue racing without altering his approach in the upcoming races, stating, “No, nothing changed. Why should I?” He emphasized his trust in his own abilities and shrugged off concerns about the penalty points system. Verstappen acknowledged the mistakes made during the Spanish Grand Prix but emphasized the need to move forward and learn from such incidents.
Reflecting on the frustrating turn of events during the race, including being pushed out by Russell and receiving confusing team instructions, Verstappen maintained his focus on racing hard and pushing his limits. Despite concerns about a potential race ban looming, Verstappen remains resolute in his dedication to racing without dwelling on the consequences. The Dutch driver’s determination and resilience in the face of challenges highlight his unwavering commitment to his craft.
