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Star Formula -1 Max Verstappen created excitement in reduced Sunday moments Spanish Grand -Upon As he seemed to intentionally come into contact with George Russell’s driver.

The problem began on a reboot with approximately four wheels to go into the race. Verstappen tried to catch some speed but in front of the front. He saved the car from rotation and destruction, but Charles Lecler was able to bypass it. Lecler and Verstappen touched briefly when the Ferrari racer moved around Driver Red Bull.

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Max Verstappen Red Bull ahead of the race. (Reuters/Bruna Casas)

Ferrari Driver Charles Leclerk manages his car in front of the Mercedes Driver George Russell during the Grand -at Spain at the racing racetrack in Barcelona in Montmel, near Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, June 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Joan Monfort)

As Lecler approached Verstappen, Russell was also on the tail of Austria. Russell went to the “inside of Verstoppen” at the first turn, and the Red Bull racer was forced from the route. As long as he is ahead of Russell. Repeat showed that Verstappen and Russell were contacted.

Verstappen then ordered his team to transfer it to alleviate any possible problems, whether he was illegally hit by the Mercedes driver.

In the circle 64, it turned out that Verstappen was going to miss Russell, but they eventually made contact with wheels. Russell fell back, and Verstappen reached forward.

Driver Red Bull Max Verstappen during the Gran -at Spain in Montmel, Spain, Sunday, June 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Joan Monfort)

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“What kind of —? … He just crashed into me,” Russell heard on the radio.

In the end, Verstappen abandoned the position of Russell before the race ended. Russell finished fourth, and Verstappen initially finished fifth, but then suffered a 10-second fine. After the discipline, he dropped to 10th.