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Verstappen crash cost Red Bull $1.8 million; team considering FIA action
Max Verstappen's crash at the British Grand Prix cost Red Bull approximately $1.8 million. The team is still considering its sporting options over the 'lenient' penalty handed down to Lewis Hamilton.
MERCEDES
F1
The collisions that defined some of F1's iconic rivalries
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's collision at the British Grand Prix adds to a long list of F1's drivers whose rivalry culminated in an on-track collision. Here's a look at some of the more memorable from F1 history.
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Formula One
Was Hamilton really to blame for the Verstappen collision?
Max Verstappen, Christian Horner and the British Grand Prix stewards blamed Lewis Hamilton for what happened on Lap 1, but the incident divided opinion among the rest of the F1 paddock.
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton racist abuse proves more needs to be done in F1
ESPN's Nate Saunders explains why racist abuse towards Lewis Hamilton isn't a surprise despite him being one of the greatest drivers ever.
BRITISH GRAND PRIX
Horner labels Hamilton 'amateur', says he endangered Verstappen
Red Bull boss Christian Horner did not feel Lewis Hamilton's penalty fit the crime for what he called an "amateur" and "desperate" collision with Max Verstappen at the British Grand Prix.
FORMULA ONE
Vettel cleaned up litter after British Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel stayed behind after the British Grand Prix to clean up litter in the grandstands of the Silverstone circuit.
BRITISH GRAND PRIX
The arguments for and against F1's sprint race format
Formula One's first sprint race seemed to be a love-it-or-hate-it kind of deal -- here we look at the pros and cons of the format after its first run at the British Grand Prix.
Verstappen beats Hamilton in first F1 sprint, claims pole position
Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the British Grand Prix by beating title rival Lewis Hamilton to victory in F1's first ever sprint race.
FORMULA ONE
Formula One releases vision of 2022 car
Formula One has launched its vision of what the next generation of race cars will look like ahead of the rule change planned for 2022.
BRITISH GRAND PRIX
Do the drivers like the idea of sprint qualifying?
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