
Max Verstappen Kicks Reporter Out, Red Bull Steps In
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Max Verstappens press conference turned heated when he kicked out a Guardian journalist for asking about his regret over the clash with George Russell. The journalist, Giles Richards, believes it was a misunderstanding, but Red Bull disagrees. The team is now mediating to resolve the issue before the Miami Grand Prix.
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It's March 28th. You're listening to F1 News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Max Prishtappen made headlines by kicking a guardian journalist out of his press conference in Suzuka, Japan. It all boiled down to a question about whether he regretted that heated clash with George Russell during last June's Spanish Grand Prix. That Barcelona run-in earned, Verstappen a 10-second penalty, which hurt his championship chase against Lando Norris by costing him key points. The same reporter had first popped the question at the Abu Dhabi finale, but this was their face-to-face rematch. Verstappen called out the guy's grin at straight disrespect, saying he won't tolerate that vibe, and fired back in kind. The journalist, Jaws Richards, figures it was just a mix-up in body language, while Red Bull Brass quietly disagreed with Max's ejection. Now the team stepping in, chatting separately with both sides to smooth things over. They aim to wrap it up before May's Miami Grand Prix, and keep future sessions drama-free.
With Suzuka qualifying already a rough patch, expect the focus to snap back to racing as this dust-up fades into the pits.
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