Lewis Hamilton took a couple of digs at his old foe Max Verstappen following their collision in the closing stages of last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Dutchman’s car was lifted into the air after he locked up during a bid to overtake Hamilton on lap 63 and clipped his front right tyre.
Verstappen’s hopes of a podium finish evaporated as he finished fifth for the second time in three races, with Hamilton coming third behind McLaren pair Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
The three-time world champion’s move not penalised by F1 stewards, nor did they deem Hamilton responsible for the coming together.
It’s a decision that the British driver revealed he found ‘really surprising’ ahead of the final race before the summer in Belgium this weekend.
The three-time world champion’s move not penalised by F1 stewards, nor did they deem Hamilton responsible for the coming together.
It’s a decision that the British driver revealed he found ‘really surprising’ ahead of the final race before the summer in Belgium this weekend.
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