Drivers sometimes get frustrated in the heat of the moment and Max Verstappen is no stranger to that emotion. At last year's Portuguese Grand Prix, this led to him being criticised for using offensive language over the radio. After a collision with Lance Stroll, he called the Canadian a "Mongol", a common term of abuse, especially among Dutch youngsters. Of course, it's not nice and it caused quite a stir, especially internationally, when even the Mongolian Ambassador to the United Nations became involved. Read more Hamilton has as many world titles as the rest of the field put together Definitions have to change On Education Day, the Mongol Identity Organisation, based in...
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