Max Verstappen gives blunt response to Lando Norris’ demand to change driving style

The recent Mexican GP ignited a heated debate between two of Formula 1’s most prominent drivers, Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. The pair engaged in fiery exchanges, with the latter accusing the former of aggressive driving tactics. Norris deemed it dangerous and reckless, urging the three-time world champion to change his driving style.

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Max Verstappen responded to Lando Norris‘ comments ahead of the Brazilian GP sprint race. Verstappen stated that he is well aware of his capabilities and that he doesn’t need to change anything. Three time World Champion.

I don’t have to change anything. But why would I change my driving style, I know very well what I can’t or can do or am allowed to do, sometimes you win sometimes you loose. Max Verstappen told ViaplayVerstappen has maintained his aggressive driving style throughout his career, even in the face of criticism and penalties.

He expressed that he knew exactly what to do and what not to do in his title fight with Norris. RELATEDBrazilian Grand Prix 2024: Live stream, schedule, number of laps, weather forecast and what time does the race start? Christian Horner explains Max Verstappen was ‘pretty pumped’ after sprint race resultsThe Brazilian GP sprint race had a relatively positive outcome for Max Verstappen, who was ‘pretty impressed’ with his performance.

The Red Bull driver was able to show a good speed which they lacked in the recent races. Christian Horner and Max Verstappen (via IMAGO)A five-second penalty dropped him one place to P4. Despite this, team principal Christian Horner stated that the Dutchman was pumped about the team regaining its lost speed.

He came back from that race pretty pumped up that if he’d have managed to pass Charles earlier, he thinks he could have had a go at the McLarens, He was very motivated by thatChristian Horner explainedRELATEDRed Bull puts bizarre accusation on McLaren and rivals over alleged tire pressure trickWith this increase in speed, it will be easier for Verstappen to challenge Lando Norris on the track. However, he has received a grid penalty due to an engine change, which he needs to overcome to challenge the Briton at the front.

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