Max Verstappen and his engine survived his 51G crash at the British GP, but the damage to his RB16B will set Red Bull back 'three quarters of a million euros'. That's the estimate from Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. Verstappen was involved in a high-speed crash at Sunday's British Grand Prix, hit by Lewis Hamilton as the Mercedes driver tried to take the lead off him into Copse. The Red Bull driver went screaming through the gravel trap, hitting the tyre barrier at 150mph with the impact said to be 51G. Here's a fans' eye view of just how fast Max was travelling when he crashed… The silence from the crowd says it all, we're just glad he's okay 😬#BritishGP 🇬🇧...
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