Oliver Bearman has had to potentially impact Max Verstappen in Spain after the Red Bull driver tried to launch the hare before his controversy from George Russell
Oliver Bearman apologized with Max Verstappen if he interfered with his racing races on weekends on the Spanish Grand Prix weekends. The Red Bull driver finished tens after a penalty of time, but originally came home in fifth.
For a period, I was looking to break the McLaren 1-2 Stranglehold and it was after Lando Norris with the couple having to negotiate background markers while licked more in the field. Bearman was among them, but was also involved in a fight with Liam Lawson.
The respective battles occurred in the same corner and Lawson found enough space to go inside Bearman in curve 1, with the hare driver bar to the runoff and after the route back to the circuit.
Norris was the first in the scene while looking at Slalom through the two cars. He quickly passed Lawson, but they had to wait until turn 5 before being a pastor. Verstappen also divered inside, but felt that he had hindered his leg and stirred a hand with anger towards the rookie.
He was asked about Verstappen looking frustrated when Bearman replied: “Yes, I’m not sure why I need to take a look. But I’m sorry if I did something bad for him. It is difficult to handle each wax in me. Anything, or course, but I’m sorry if he was awake.”
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Verstappen would apologize to the day after the races after participating in a very controversial incident with George Russell. They told the Mercedes when his Red Bull team considered that he could have kept the fourth place illegally as the couple between.
The Dutchman decreased to allow Russell to pass, before accelerating next to the British. Hey, let him adapt, but his act seemed deliberate and earned him a second penalty that fell by order.
Following the incident, Verstappen asked “Does it matter”?
Once the dust had established, the Red Bull driver came out and said on social networks: “We had an exciting strategy and a good career in Barcelona, until the security car came out. Our choice of tires until the end and some movements after the restart of the security car fed my frustration should not have happened.
“I always give everything out there for the team and emotions can get to height. They win some together, you lose something together. See you [at the next race] In Montreal. “
