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Saudi Arabian GP: Oscar Piastri beats Max Verstappen to win after Red Bull driver's penalty, with Lando Norris fourth
A third win in five races for McLarens in-form Oscar Piastri sees him leapfrog team-mate Lando Norris at the top of the drivers standings; polesitter Max Verstappen drops to second in race after penalty for cutting chicane ahead of Piastri at race start;
Ex-F1 steward: Max Verstappen penalty should have been double
“These are the best drivers in the world, they have the best judgement and the best awareness, so if you're making an overtake into Turn 1, but you completely go off track then it’s a ten-second penalty, but a five-second penalty was applied and I’m not a fan of this.
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Not this again - Red Bull's mountain of a molehillWho had it on their bingo card that it would bet the fifth race of the season when Max Verstappen’s driving would come under ...
Verstappen kept the position when racing resumed, and by lap six the stewards had issued a five-second penalty to the Red ...
Before that, BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions following the race in Jeddah. Will Max ...
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In a year where Verstappen feels he's just 'participating' in the WDC championship and not truly competing, he has a knack ...
Max Verstappen said he could not share his true feelings after being penalised during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as "people ...
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