Lewis Hamilton felt like he was in a boxing match on his way to victory at the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and accused his title rival Max Verstappen of driving over the limit during a controversy and incident-packed race night at the all-new Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Hamilton led from the start as the top five on the grid circulated in the same positions until Mick Schumacher's crash on lap 10 which triggered a safety car when he banged the barriers in Turn 21. A Red flag followed. From the standing restart, Verstappen cut across the kerbs exiting the first turn complex which made Hamilton unhappy. But not for long as Sergio Perez and Nikita Mazepin crashed as they got going again....
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