Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc They were punished by Formula 1 for swearing during press conferences. Something the pilots association protested against. And now the Dutchman, world leader, He said he was dissatisfied with the direction the competition was taking.
This is what he underlined in comments reported by ‘Racing News 365’ this Friday: “You always have to be politically correct, that’s always the case, but I think with some of the things that have happened recently , makes us enjoy it a little less.
“Whether it will get worse, the truth is that I don’t know, but in my case I prefer not to say too much. I live my life and I do what I have to do on race weekends, even “You have to do what you love, but you have to be careful what you say,” says the Red Bull driver.
Max isn’t too worried about what’s happening in Formula 1 in the non-sporting section. He always prioritized competition above all else.
But if these sanctions continue, Max might have had enough. He has already issued several warnings that an exit from the Grand Cirque is not a possibility in the medium term. He has a contract with Red Bull until the 2028 season.
