Max Verstappen and Lando Norris They have been involved in some intense matches throughout this season. Without further ado, last weekend at the GP of Mexico. In fact, if we go back to last week we saw another brutal exchange of blows in the GP of Austin. The pressure is on as the grand prix progresses and the teams and the drivers race to score the highest possible points at the end of the season.
This pressure and intensity generated battles on and off the court. This past weekend at Rodríguez Brothers Racecourse, the ruler of the world, Max Verstappen and his pursuer Lando Norris They engaged in a duel that lasted an entire lap. The Dutchman suffered two 10-second penalties for forcing Lando Norris off track at turn 4 and turn 8 of the circuit Mexico. The FIA quickly deemed the three-time world champion’s defense excessive and illegal.
These penalties condition the career of Max Verstappen who crossed the finish line in sixth position, while the British Lando Norris he did it for the second time. The incidents and the stewards’ resilience come just a week after the controversial five-second penalty imposed on Norris for overtaking on the track in the Grand Prix of USAafter a collision with Verstappen.
The fierce defense of Verstappen in Austinalong with his determination to reach the top first at any cost as required by the rules, has generated a call to update the F1 Driving Standards Guidelines.
Toto Wolff’s remarks
The head of mercedes comments on his opinion on penalties and the future of F1 matches; “A driver will always go to the limit and when the rules or the interpretation of the rules allow a certain way of competing, a driver like Max “He’s always going to take advantage of it,” she said. Wolff. He also believes that these rules now have a new interpretation and will affect the future; “I think there has now been a new interpretation and implementation of those rules that I think will change the way everyone competes in the future. We will never see that again,” concluded the German.
Source: La Verdad
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