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Speaking exclusively to RacingNews365, David Coulthard gave his view on Max Verstappen’s controversial clash with George Russell in Barcelona.
David Coulthard, a former F1 driver, does not think Max Verstappen will regret his collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix, despite losing valuable points in the championship. The incident resulted in a 10-second penalty for Verstappen, dropping him from fifth to tenth place, costing him nine points, which was significant in the final standings. Verstappen’s collision with Russell in Spain was seen as a key moment in the championship battle between him and eventual winner Lando Norris. Coulthard believes that Verstappen, known for his focus on the present, is unlikely to dwell on regrets about the incident. He suggests that Verstappen’s mentality is not to look back with regret, unlike others who might have a different mindset. Overall, Coulthard views Verstappen’s approach as being more oriented towards the immediate circumstances rather than past events, indicating a strong mental resolve.
