the dutch Max Verstappen (Red Bull), the last Formula One world champion, who he retired -for the second time in three races held- this Sunday at Australian Grand Prix, stated in Melbourne that “Disappointing not finished” the trial being controversial on the Albert Park circuit and that “he still doesn’t” know “what happened”.
“It’s clearly frustrating that the race didn’t end today, I still don’t know what happened to the car; we will return it to the factory and everything will be checked there ”, commented Verstappen, 24, who thanks to his success in Saudi Arabia, has 25 points which, while awaiting improvements, puts him sixth in the World Cup, which leading Monegasque.Charles Leclerc -winner this Sunday in Australia- with 71.
“I knew before the race that there was a possibility we wouldn’t finish, but I tried not to think about it.”explanation of ‘Mad Max’, that when he won in Jeddah he raised his number of wins in F1 to 21.
“These things are not what you want to happen when you want to fight for the title; and the difference (about Leclerc) is pretty big already ”, said the new sports idol from the Netherlands, who appreciated the second place achieved by his Mexican teammate Sergio Pérez.
“Of course ‘Checo’ did well today; his second place was good, because he got a few points, ”Verstappen said after retiring from the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Source: La Verdad
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