It was Aston Martin, not Mercedes, who brought Max Verstappen's red flag moment in FP2 to the attention of the Dutch GP stewards. Ahead of Saturday's third practice session, Verstappen and Red Bull found themselves heading to the stewards office to respond to a potential red flag infringement, the Dutchman appearing to have overtaken Lance Stroll after the red flags were thrown for Nikita Mazepin's spin into the gravel. Whilst that is the usual procedure, what wasn't was the fact that the moment took place on Friday and yet was only looked at on Saturday. It begged the question who had brought it to the stewards' attention. That, according to Auto Motor und Sport, was Aston Martin. The...
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