Toto Wolff said the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix won by Lewis Hamilton was “spectacular, but not a good race”. The Mercedes team principal was referring to the latest episode in the increasingly bitter rivalry between Hamilton and his World Championship rival Max Verstappen, in which the Dutchman was accused by the reigning title-holder of “brake testing” him. That incident occurred on lap 37 of the race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit when Verstappen, under instruction from his team to surrender the lead to Hamilton to avoid a penalty for an earlier incident between them, slowed down considerably. Hamilton ran into the back of the Red Bull and sustained front wing damage, but...
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