Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen opened up on the incident with Lewis Hamilton during the Hungarian Grand Prix, which came under the scanner of the FIA stewards. Verstappen believed there was no need for an investigation since their cars did not make contact.

Max Verstappen suggested after the Hungarian Grand Prix that it was a 'startled' Lewis Hamilton that led to an FIA investigation for the Dutchman. ➡️ READ MORE Ferrari’s loss of pace towards the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday could have been sparked by fears relating to Lewis Hamilton’s disqualification earlier this year in China.

Red Bull praised Max Verstappen for “scaring” Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton “off the road” during Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. It comes after Verstappen was cleared of forcing another car off the track after a post-race investigation by the FIA stewards.