Article To news overview © Mercedes Max Verstappen believes it was "unfair" that he was penalised for the first-corner incident between himself and Lewis Hamilton when the pair fought over the lead on Lap 36/50 of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Verstappen had come under pressure from Hamilton down the pit straight and fell behind the Mercedes driver, but braked later than his title rival to take the inside line into the corner. However, a snap of oversteer sent him skittering across the escape area and he resumed, still in the lead. Behind him, Hamilton had also run wide, albeit to a lesser extent, after taking avoiding action from the Red Bull. 'I don't think it's fair' Speaking...
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