I witnessed a tense moment at the FIA press conference before the weekend in the Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstapen, his frustration in one line of interrogation
It is safe to say that Max Versaben is really well and has truly asked questions about his position in Formula 1. He made it clear a lot as he picked up a question at FIA's press conference held on Thursday before the Austrian Grand Prix this week.
He heads to the Spielberg race still walks largely on a disciplinary rope. He has 11 points of a penalty kick on his license and another one will see him in the end of this week up to dozens of dozens of dozens in a period of 12 months to run the automatic race.
Verstapen was in the same position two weeks ago in Canada and a bad interaction to interrogate this topic. In Montreal, he said he was “P *** ED Off” with people asking him about it and said he was “childish” to continue to raise the topic.
But she grew up again on Thursday, when Verstapen participated in the press conference for the media day and immediately expressed his constant frustration with the interrogation line. He came first when he was asked if he would change his method of race in Red Bull Ren.
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In response, the F1 champion has four times: “You are kidding … Is this like a trap? I get this question every time, every weekend. Sorry, this is the last. I have nothing to add.”
If he will get another penalty point in Austria, Versabpen will be banned in the British Grand Prix at the end of next week. If he can keep his nose cleaning, he will win a slightly breathing space with the expiration of his current point next week, before the SilvesTone event.
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But this question about his position in the punishment was not the only thing that seemed to irritate Verstapen at a tense press conference. Another topic seems to have been on his nerves is his long -term future, amid speculation that never ends that he might choose to stay away from Red Ball if they fell away from the dispute at the front of the network.
He was regularly linked to the likes of Aston Martin and Mercedes, despite his contract with Red Paul until the end of the 2028 campaign. On Thursday, he waved another question on this topic with another sharp response.
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He said, “Oh, I had this question also in my life … you want me to repeat what I said last year?
McLaren's championship leaders came to the Red Bull race, where Versaben said about his chances: “We had a lot of great races here … an unexpected victory too. I am here to do my best, and of course, I hope to be on the platform.”
