“Take a fu*king photo,” Christian Horner comes up with a fascinating take over Max Verstappen’ INFAMOUS swearing saga
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has given an unconventional take on Max Verstappen's swearing saga.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has delivered an unconventional take on the current Max Verstappen swearing saga. Verstappen was reprimanded to serve community service for using a swear word during a press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen is one of the most vocal drivers on the grid. He has always been open in conveying his feelings, be it on the team radio or in press conferences. However, the Dutchman has often used colorful language in his dialogue, which has not been appreciated by the FIA.
Christian Horner has backed Verstappen, stating the practicality of using swear words as a form of expression. He took the example of the British royal family stating the usage of a certain cuss word in their dialogue.
Max has made his feelings clear on it. All these drivers are role models, but language is used in everyday life, it perhaps could've been dealt with slightly differently, which would have avoided any awkwardness. We've seen Royal Family members telling photographers to take a fu*king photo. So reactions need to be relative.Christian Horner said
Christian Horner on the penalty Max Verstappen received from the FIA:
— Fastest Pitstop (@FastestPitStop) September 23, 2024
"Max has made his feelings clear on it. All these drivers are role models, but language is used in everyday life, it perhaps could've been dealt with slightly differently, which would have avoided any… pic.twitter.com/UuPYAYBzBt
Verstappen currently leads the drivers’ championship despite not winning any of the last eight races. The 26-year-old has otherwise been consistent and looks to be on course to secure his fourth title this year.
Max Verstappen talks of his relationship with Daniel Ricciardo following the latter’s sacking rumors
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Max Verstappen has spoken highly of his former teammate Ricciardo after the Singapore Grand Prix. As speculations loom regarding the Australian’s future on the paddock, Verstappen defined him as a great guy and a very fast driver.
Daniel and I of course go a long way back. We have always had a great relationship, great friendship, a lot of respect for each other as well, so he’s just a great guy. [We] get on well, it just clicks. There is no fake person, we just get along and are easygoing, we are like that. He will for sure be remembered as a very fast driver, I think everyone knows that, but also as a great guy in the paddock.Max Verstappen told SkySports F1
Ricciardo has longed for a return to Red Bull ever since his departure in 2018. Having raced for Renault and McLaren thereafter, the 35-year-old has proven his worth across various teams on the grid.
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