Max Verstappen's Zandvoort Crash Sparks Mixed Reactions from Experts
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Max Verstappen's crash during the Dutch Grand Prix has drawn varied opinions from former drivers. Ralf Schumacher suggested Verstappen was close to being a hero, while Nico Rosberg noted he was fortunate to avoid a larger incident.
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First to reportMax Verstappen was "lucky" to avoid Dutch GP pile-up, says Nico Rosberg2016 Formula 1 champion Nico Rosberg argued that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was lucky to avoid triggering a multi-car pile-up during his opening-lap crash at the Dutch Grand Prix. The four-time champion suffered a violent crash on the first lap of his home grand prix in damp conditions, which triggered the red flag and ended his race early. Luckily, no other driver was caught up in ... Keep reading
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Max Verstappen defended over Zandvoort crash: 'He would have been the hero'Max Verstappen was close to being a "hero" at Zandvoort, according to Ralf Schumacher.
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Max Verstappen was "lucky" to avoid Dutch GP pile-up, says Nico Rosberg2016 Formula 1 champion Nico Rosberg argued that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was lucky to avoid triggering a multi-car pile-up during his opening-lap crash at the Dutch Grand Prix. The four-time champion suffered a violent crash on the first lap of his home grand prix in damp conditions, which triggered the red flag and ended his race early. Luckily, no other driver was caught up in ... Keep readingMotorsport.comTue 25 Aug · 08:57 UTCRead their report →Max Verstappen defended over Zandvoort crash: 'He would have been the hero'Max Verstappen was close to being a "hero" at Zandvoort, according to Ralf Schumacher.RacingNews365Wed 26 Aug · 13:50 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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