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“If I don’t agree, I’ll tell you.”

Pabio November 30, 2024

Four times F1 world champion Max Verstappen has denounced what he perceives as “bias” in British media coverage of him.

Verstappen took aim at the British media after his stunning victory from 17th on the grid at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, joking that they “didn’t know where the press conference was”.

The Dutchman’s comments come after he received criticism from 1996 world champion Damon Hill, as well as former British F1 drivers Martin Brundle and Johnny Herbert, following controversial clashes with his title rival. Lando Norris.

“Sometimes in racing situations, or in battles, or in certain penalties, and in the way people perceive success and the credit they give you or not, I really feel like there has a bias,” Verstappen said. Pennsylvania.

“The problem in F1 is that 80 to 85% of the media are British. And I felt like some of the things that were written about me weren’t right. I’m not going to sit here and single out any one broadcaster, but I just had to laugh at what was said. I was like ‘whatever’.

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