Verstappen: I don't see the need to talk to Russell.

      Max Verstappen does not plan to discuss with George Russell their collision in the fifth corner, for which the stewards punished the Red Bull Racing driver with a 10-second penalty and three penalty points.

      Asked after the race if he planned to discuss the incident with the Mercedes driver, Verstappen said: "No, I don't see the need for that. I believe that you don't have to have too many regrets in life. You only live once."

      At the same time, Max commented on the contact with Charles Leclair on the starting line, as a result of which the stewards did not apply penalties to the riders: "I will talk to Charles, because I do not know what exactly happened. It was a very strange maneuver, because by that time he had actually overtaken me, but suddenly he began to shift to the left. A serious accident could have occurred.

      I thought I would get a puncture, because in such episodes you can damage the tire with the edge of the bottom. It was a very strange incident, and I do not know what happened."

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