Norris calls Verstappen ‘dangerous’ as Sainz wins in Mexico

Lando Norris has labelled rival Max Verstappen as ‘dangerous’ following a controversial incident during the Mexican Grand Prix, where Verstappen collided with Norris, forcing him to retire from the race.

The incident occurred on the third lap of the race, with Verstappen attempting a risky overtake on Norris, resulting in contact between the two cars.

Norris, who was running in a strong position at the time of the incident, expressed his frustration at Verstappen’s aggressive driving style, calling it ‘reckless’ and ‘unnecessary’.

In the aftermath of the incident, race stewards handed Verstappen a 5-second time penalty for causing a collision, but the damage had already been done for Norris, who was unable to continue the race.

Meanwhile, Carlos Sainz went on to claim victory in the Mexican Grand Prix, securing his first win of the season and moving up in the championship standings.

Despite the disappointment of the race for Norris, he remains focused on the upcoming races and is eager to put the incident behind him as he continues to fight for valuable points in the championship.

The rivalry between Norris and Verstappen has intensified following this incident, with tensions running high as the season reaches its climax.

Both drivers will be looking to put this incident behind them and focus on their performances in the remaining races of the season.

As the championship battle heats up, fans can expect more thrilling races and intense battles on the track between the top drivers in Formula 1.

Stay tuned for more updates on the latest developments in the world of motorsport.