Verstappen fumes at “f***ing Mickey Mouse racing” after order to let Hamilton past | Formula 1

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During the Spanish Grand Prix, Max Verstappen expressed frustration after being instructed to relinquish two positions he gained at the start of the race. He argued that he had to cut the first corner to avoid a collision with Lewis Hamilton, who he claimed was out of control and forced him off the track.

Verstappen communicated with his race engineer, justifying his actions and insisting that he would have been ahead if not for Hamilton's maneuver. This incident highlights the tensions and competitive nature of the race, as Verstappen's comments reflect his dissatisfaction with the racing decisions made during the event.

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