Max Verustapen was very upset in books on Sunday since the time of Spanish Grand Prix, but the long -term implications of the result could be particularly problematic for 65 times Grand Prix winners.
The Red Bull Racer experienced poor luck when his team’s decision to go to the third pit stop was interrupted by a precautionary position, allowing his rivals to make their own unspecified stops.
Vastapane was passed on the restarted by Charles Lakeler of Ferrari, and Dutch Racer then fought with George Russell of Mercedes, with twice the pair.
Vastapane was punished for 10 seconds, leading him to 10th. The McLaren pair of Oscar Piastry and Lando Noris managed to eliminate the situation 1-2.
But the situation may have long -lasting results, as Verustapen was assessed three punishment points in view of the race, putting them at 11 points in the last 12 months.
A race is banned if a racer collects 12 digits over a period of one year.
Verustapane, who had captured the checker flag at the 2025 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on 18 May, did not want to address the penalty situation after the race.
“does it matter?” He asked. “Yes, okay, it’s great. I like to speak about the race, not only one moment.”
A penalty point is being assessed in the next race in Canada on 15 June, which will kickstart the ban, which will maintain Varustapane with racing on June 29 in the Austrian Grand Prix.
Two of his penalty points from last year’s Austria race are set to end on 30 June.
Russell on Sunday said in Vestapane’s exercise after the result.
Russell said, “To decide whether it was intentionally done to the stewers whether it was done intentionally, Max is such a wonderful driver, so many people see him, it seems completely unnecessary,” Russell said. “I don’t know what is happening with his mind, it felt intentionally in the moment, it felt surprising.”
Vastapane currently sits third in F1 Standing with 137 points, the leader is 49 points behind Piastry. Noris (176) is in second place.
-Bield level media
