Max Verstappen has scrutinized the F1 stewards’ choice to give Charles Leclerc simply a censure for his uncontrollable anger in definite practice for the Spanish Terrific Prix.
Leclerc was given a censure after he strayed into Lando Norris’ McLaren during the end phases of FP3.
It was an unnecessary episode and the stewards felt it was “flighty” however not “hazardous” subsequently their decision.
The stewards noticed: “The driver of Vehicle 16 expressed that he got obstructed via Vehicle 4 into Turn 5 and that annoyed him. He then needed to cut short his flying lap and battled that, while attempting to get off the hustling line before Turn 7, he misinterpreted the place of his vehicle and connected with Vehicle 4.
“Regardless of any conceivable aim, the Stewards consider the move made via Vehicle 16, while not being hazardous, to be unpredictable and thusly issue a driving censure in accordance with points of reference.”
Subsequent to qualifying, Verstappen and Norris were heard discussing the previously mentioned conflict in parc ferme.
The accompanying sound was gotten on television in what was a confidential trade between the two drivers that will share the first column of the network on Sunday.
Verstappen: “It’s very insane he [Leclerc] got a censure.”
Norris: “That is the thing he got?!”
