Everything is going well for Max Verstappen in Formula 1. He has 10 wins out of 12 possible this season, he is the clear leader of the F1 World Championship with a great superiority over his teammate ‘Checo’ Pérez, he has 8 wins in a row and at Zandvoort This weekend, in front of his home crowd, he will be looking for his ninth win in the Netherlands and thus equal Sebastian Vettel’s record of consecutive wins since 2013. He has consistently on and on and on his way to his third F1 title. But off the beaten path, things can get complicated.
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You need to be careful about what you post on social media. Especially if it’s while you’re committing multiple violations. A video posted on the networks can set off police alarms and get you into a lot of trouble. Let them tell the Dutch champion. His friend and personal trainer, Mark Cox, shared a video on his Instagram ‘stories’ in which he co-drivers with Max Verstappen in the powerful and luxurious 1,155-horsepower Aston Martin Valkyrie he owns of the driver. In that video, according to French media ‘Nice Matin’, Verstappen appears to be breaking various traffic rules and is under investigation by the French Police, who are already reviewing the images.
Verstappen appears in the video behind the wheel, driving near Monaco, and does so wearing helmets to reduce the noise the car makes with its powerful engine, a Cosworth-built 6.5-litre V12 that delivers 1,013 horsepower and maximum torque. of 740 Newton meters. That is, Verstappen committed an offense by driving on public roads with a helmet. But it went too far.
In the video it is clear that Verstappen exceeded the speed limit on the A8 motorway, at the Nice exit. There, in the Canta-Galet tunnel, the maximum speed allowed is 90 km/h, but as is clear in the video, the Dutchman was driving at that point at 124 km/h, 34 km/h over the limit.
As if that wasn’t enough, Verstappen committed a third offence, continuing to drive in the left lane.
Source: La Verdad
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