Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur insists switching off the team radio would NOT be a good move for Formula One or its fans after Max Verstappen's x-rated rant at Red Bull at Hungarian Grand Prix
Daily MailFerrari boss Fred Vasseur says switching off the team radio would not be a good move for Formula One or its fans. But Vasseur, who will be Hamilton's boss at the Scuderia from next season, appeared to be less offended by Verstappen's profanity, pointing to the fact Formula One is unique in that the fans can hear communications between team and driver during the heat of the battle. Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur says switching off the team radio would not be a good move Red Bull's Max Verstappen was accused of lacking respect for his team after labelling his strategy 's***' 'I'm not sure that if you put a microphone on a football player, it would be much better. Lando Norris was quickest in second practice on Friday ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix The Dutchman will take a 10-place grid penalty in Sunday's race for changing his engine too many times this season.
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McLaren's Norris Closing in on Red Bull's Verstappen in Austin
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Max Verstappen puts radio row behind him to go fastest in Belgian GP practice
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Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle criticises Max Verstappen: ‘I was really uncomfortable’
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Christian Horner weighs in on Max Verstappen’s fallout with Red Bull engineer
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Naomi Schiff slams ‘disrespectful’ Max Verstappen after angry radio rant
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F1: Verstappen revels in record win but warns of difficulties ahead
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F1: Max Verstappen disobeys Red Bull team orders with Sergio Perez fuming at Brazilian Grand Prix
The IndependentVerstappen spins but sets the pace in practice for Belgian GP
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