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Verstappen admits Russell's rampaging collision 'not right'
Bangkok Post
|June 04, 2025
Max Verstappen admitted on Monday that his controversial collision with George Russell in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix was “not right and shouldn’t have happened.”
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Verstappen, the four-time defending Formula 1 champion, stopped short of apologising for the incident that earned him a 10-second penalty and dropped him to 10th place in Barcelona.
Late in the race, Verstappen initially objected to his Red Bull Racing team’s order to allow Mercedes’ Russell to swap positions after a tyre change. After allowing Russell to pass, Verstappen accelerated heading into a turn and caused a collision.
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