Ex-F1 racer turned pundit Martin Brundle has criticised Max Verstappen for turning to unnecessary underhanded tactics on-track. The Dutchman has proven this season that he is not prepared to back down on-track, with that duty consistently falling upon his title rival Lewis Hamilton whenever they have battled this season. The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix though was arguably the most controversial race of their title battle yet, with Verstappen picking up a five-second penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage as he looked to keep the lead out of Hamilton's grasp. Post-race he then received a 10-second time penalty, with the stewards judging him to have been predominantly to blame...
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