Mick Schumacher heavily criticized Nikita Mazepin after Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, blaming once again his Haas teammate for his overly aggressive on-track behaviour. In qualifying, the pair were at the center of a run-in with Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel who just narrowly avoided the slow-moving Haas tandem. But on the second lap of Sunday's race, Schumacher attempted to pass Mazepin on Zandvoort's main straight, only for the defensive Russian to suddenly move across, forcing the German to back off. The dangerous move wasn't Mazepin's first attempt at defending his position at all costs, having undertaken a similar maneuver against his teammate in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix earlier this...
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