Max Verstappen and Red Bull F1 have been shockingly left out of the upcoming FIA press conferences ahead of the highly anticipated Hungarian Grand Prix! The absence of the Dutch racing sensation comes after a controversial weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix, where Verstappen openly criticized the management of the race following a lengthy delay due to wet weather conditions.
Verstappen expressed his disappointment, saying, “I just find it is a bit of a shame for everyone. You will never see these classic kind of wet races anymore.” Despite fans eagerly awaiting further comments from the outspoken driver, it seems they will be left in the dark as he will not be present at the FIA’s official press conference this Thursday.
In a surprising turn of events, Racing Bulls’ rising star Liam Lawson has been selected to represent the team in the press conference, shifting the spotlight away from Verstappen and onto the junior outfit. Additionally, newly appointed Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane will be facing the media on Friday, addressing his new role following Christian Horner’s departure.
The FIA’s press conference schedule for the Hungarian Grand Prix will see a lineup of top drivers and team principals, with key figures like McLaren’s Andrea Stella and Pirelli’s Mario Isola set to share insights and updates. The absence of Verstappen and the strategic placement of Racing Bulls in the spotlight hint at a shift in focus within the F1 community.
As the tension rises and the Hungarian Grand Prix approaches, all eyes will be on the developments unfolding both on and off the track. Stay tuned for more updates as the racing drama continues to unfold in the world of Formula 1!
