Max Verstappen wasn't happy with his brakes at the Circuit of the Americas, and he let 'GP' know.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen speaks to the media during the FIA Press Conference at the United States Grand Prix.
Later told by his race engineer that his pace was dropping, he responded: “I know man, my brakes are just s***.” It has former Ferrari team manager Peter Windsor calling for Formula 1 to implement a code of conduct, after all the sport is trying to attract a younger audience. “You get the radio and they say, ‘Oh, you know, you’re four and a half seconds ahead of Lewis’. And he said, ‘Don’t talk to me while I’m braking’. He was actually expletive deleted at one point when he was talking about the brakes.
According to the former team manager when six-time Grand Prix winner Schumacher uttered the first “f***’ over the radio to his team, Ecclestone thought it was hilarious and didn’t do anything to nip it in the bud.
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