Max Verstappen says Red Bull “need to do a better job” and that he sees no need to apologise for a series of bad-tempered radio messages during the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The world champion repeatedly criticised his team over the radio, often using swear words, during a race in which he finished fifth following a collision with Lewis Hamilton.“I don’t know why people think you can’t be vocal on the radio. This is a sport. If some people don’t like that, stay home.”
His frustrations were enhanced by the fact that Red Bull had a major upgrade on their car in Hungary but they had still not recovered their position as the fastest in the field. Hamilton argued that he was simply turning into the corner on his normal line. The stewards agreed and took no further action against either driver.
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