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Verstappen admits 'it was not right'

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June 03, 2025

FORMULA ONE Max Verstappen has issued a veiled apology for his wild crash with George Russell by admitting it “was not right and should have not happened”.

The four-time world champion was hit with a 10-second penalty by the stewards for causing a collision with Russell with two laps remaining of Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.

Russell said he felt Verstappen’s move was deliberate and accused the Red Bull driver of letting himself down. He also suggested that Verstappen should have been disqualified for the crash.

Verstappen refused to accept blame for the coming together after the race and even sarcastically offered Russell a tissue after he was informed of his British rival's criticism.

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