Steiner 'would be p*ssed' in emphatic response to controversial Verstappen penalty

The former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert strongly criticized Max Verstappen for his behaviour after Saudi Arabia's Grand Prix, denouncing a "lack of professionalism" and a "lack of respect". Frustrated by the running of the race on the Jeddah circuit, Verstappen received a penalty of five seconds for keeping his position on the track during a duel with Oscar Piastri in the first round. The Dutchman finally crossed the finish line in second pos…

Daniel Ricciardo responds to Max Verstappen's rebellious media approach

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"No controversy”: Andrea Stella uses Lewis Hamilton precedent to explain Max Verstappen penalty

The Saudi Arabian GP began with the controversial incident at Turn 1 between Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen. Following the episode, the Dutchman was handed a five-second penalty which ultimately cost him the victory. Andrea Stella brought up Hamilton’s case to explain why the McLaren driver was entitled to have the position returned. It all started with a less-than-perfect start from Verstappen on pole, which allowed Oscar Piastri to get along…

Günther Steiner is skeptical about the bargaining that the FIA sometimes does in terms of penalties. In Jeddah, Max Verstappen's penalty was worth 10 seconds, but the commissioners reduced it to 5 seconds because it was at the start and at the first turn. The former boss of Haas F1 compares this to the mitigating circumstances that one might find at an armed robber, and remains skeptical about the interest of a reduction of sentence while the ma…

Steiner 'would be p*ssed' in emphatic response to controversial Verstappen penalty

Guenther Steiner took issue with two factors surrounding Max Verstappen's much-debated five-second penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

The penalty Max Verstappen collected at the race in Saudi Arabia caused many discussions among fans and experts. The former Haas team manager Günther Steiner also expressed a clear opinion.