Austrian Grand Prix: Max Verstappen says ‘all positive’ after Kimi Antonelli apologises for first-lap crash

Austrian Grand Prix: Max Verstappen says ‘all positive’ after Kimi Antonelli apologises for first-lap crash


Verstappen’s retirement, coupled with a one-two for McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, was a big blow to the Dutchman within the drivers’ championship.

The world champion is 61 factors behind Piastri, whose lead over Norris was reduce to fifteen factors by the Briton along with his third victory of the season.

Verstappen mentioned: “I used to be by no means enthusiastic about that anyway. So, yeah, we simply take it race by race. And we attempt to simply discover extra efficiency with the automotive. Attempt to study from all of the issues that we’re doing. After which, we’ll see what occurs.”

Requested what he considered his prospects for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone subsequent weekend, he mentioned: “Usually, (we’re) a bit higher within the excessive, excessive pace (corners). However, I imply, the tempo of McLaren is insane. So, I am not saying that we’re going to beat them in Silverstone.”

And he mentioned that whereas Crimson Bull have additional upgrades coming so as to add to the tweak to the ground edge launched in Austria, he was not coincident they’d allow him to recurrently struggle for wins.

“There are bits coming,’ Verstappen mentioned. “Is it sufficient to problem McLaren? I am undecided but. In all probability not.

“However, I additionally do not wish to sound depressed. I do know that everybody within the workforce all the time provides it 100%. And, we maintain pushing, continue to learn, maintain attempting to deliver extra efficiency to the automotive. And, that is the one factor that we are able to do.”

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