F1 | Red Bull, Verstappen doesn't tell them: "The rules don't apply to everyone"

Max Verstappen has admitted that he will not change his approach to racing, despite the controversy-filled battle that saw him protagonist in the last GP held last Sunday in Jeddah. The Dutchman, who goes into the decisive round in Abu Dhabi tied at the top of the World Championship with Lewis Hamilton, underlined the difference in the commissioners' judgments between his maneuvers on the tracks and those of his colleagues.

"The rules don't apply to everyone – said Verstappen – My defensive action was the same as that of two other drivers, but they did not receive warnings or penalties. What happened with the undersigned did not deserve any penalty. Only I understand it, but I continue to fight on the front line. It's unfair that he is treated differently from other drivers. To be honest, the only thing I ask is for there to be a fair judgment for everyone, which is not the case at the moment. I don't feel like I've made a mistake, so I don't think it's wrong for others either. Why should I change when others are allowed to run that way?”.