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Max Verstappen accepts blame for George Russell crash

Max Verstappen admits George Russell incident 'not right'

Max Verstappen admitted Monday that his controversial collision with George Russell in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix was "not right and shouldn't have happened." Verstappen, the four-time defending Formula 1 champion,

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Spanish GP: Max Verstappen admits George Russell crash 'shouldn't have happened'

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Formula 1 Champ Max Verstappen Clears The Air After Intentionally Crashing Into Mercedes Driver George Russell

Max Verstappen admits driving into George Russell was ‘not right’ in apologetic Instagram post

Max Verstappen has appeared to accept the blame for crashing into George Russell late on at the Spanish Grand Prix, admitting that the incident “shouldn’t have happened”.

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Track rage? Verstappen penalized for collision with Russell at Spanish GP

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Max Verstappen shuts down George Russell clash questions: “Does it matter?”

Max Verstappen Nears F1 Suspension After Spanish GP Meltdown

Max Verstappen is on the brink of an unprecedented setback after his penalty points total surged to 11, just one away from triggering a race ban under F1 regulations.

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Max Verstappen on the verge of F1 race ban after George Russell collision

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Should Max Verstappen have been disqualified from the Spanish GP? Our writers have their say

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Charles Leclerc gives ‘full attack’ Max Verstappen verdict as stewards decision looms

Following the safety car restart, the two drivers touched as Leclerc moved past with both making a trip to the stewards. Charles Leclerc gives verdict after Max Verstappen Spanish

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Max Verstappen Explodes at Charles Leclerc After Late-Race Clash in Spain

It all unfolded on Lap 61 of 66. As the safety car peeled into the pits and the field bunched up for a final run to the finish, Verstappen lit up the rear tires exiting the final corner, nearly spinning as he tried to get the jump. The mistake opened the door for Leclerc, who pounced and slipped past him into Turn 1.

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F1 Spanish GP: Charles Leclerc–Max Verstappen incident results in NFA

The FIA race stewards have taken no further action against Charles Leclerc for making contact with Max Verstappen in Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix - meaning the Ferrari driver has retained his podium position.

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Oscar Piastri Leads McLaren 1-2 as Max Verstappen Melts Down at End of Spanish GP

A late safety car set Max Verstappen up for mayhem on hard tires, leading to two separate incidents with Charles Leclerc and George Russell and a 10-second penalty. The McLaren drivers watched comfortably from the lead.