Verstappen thinks rules do not apply to him, says Hamilton

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:Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said title rival Max Verstappen drove over the limit and as if the rules did not apply to him after the pair collided at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.Hamilton exclaimed over the team radio that the Red Bull driver had 'brake-tested' him after he ran

:Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said title rival Max Verstappen drove over the limit and as if the rules did not apply to him after the pair collided at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Race stewards summoned both drivers after the race and found Verstappen"predominantly at fault" for the collision. He was given a time penalty of 10 seconds, with no change to the result, and two penalty points. "There's a few at the top which are... kind of, yeah, over the limit. Rules kind of don't apply, or don't think of the rules," added the Briton.

"He's over the limit, for sure," he said of a youngster who has earned plenty of admirers for his speed and talent while acquiring a reputation for aggressive and uncompromising racing.

 

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- Hamilton blocks Mazepin in FP3 - Hamilton doesn't slow down through yellow flags - Hamilton causes a collision with Max - Hamilton forces Max off the track twice - Bottas dangerously slows down under a VSC Not one penalty was given. Not one.

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