Max Verstappen has found some allies in the wake of his anger and outbursts at the Australian grand prix. The teen Dutchman was widely criticised after fuming on the radio that a bungled pitstop and being stuck behind Toro Rosso teammate Carlos Sainz was "a f-----g joke".
But his father, aptly known during his own career as 'Jos the boss', defended him. "I think it's good to have aggression," Jos is quoted by Brazil's Globo Esporte. "For sure he is not the kind of driver who says only 'Yes' and 'Amen' -- his desire only to win comes from within and it's something very positive about him," he added.
And Tom Coronel, another well-known Dutch racing driver, said it is refreshing to see a personality like Max's shine so strongly in modern F1. "Max spat fire like a dragon because he is young and wants to succeed," he told De Telegraaf newspaper. "Luckily for us he is honest and no 'commercial talker', demonstrating that he is a real guy," Coronel added. (GMM)
"spat fire like a dragon" Sounded more like "crying like a little girl"
Little girls can be excused but this one is just a typical spoiled entitled brat
Spat fire or shat fire? The 2nd could be quite painful ;)
Its good to have aggression, absolutely agree! but there is a massive difference between aggression and terrible 2 syndrome! The engineers gave him permission to overtake, did he? no! From watching Sainz drive, you could see he was focusing on damage limitation, the cars that are chasing have very little downforce compared to the drivers being chased due to the dirty air, Toro Rosso should be happy about this, and so should Verstappen! Jos ofcourse will stand up for Max, it is his son at the end of the day!
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You are crying when you sitting in huis car while hè is driving asshole.whe the f1 is at the moment Just like politics Yes and Amen,when mMax is a cryer than was Hamilton last year.