The Colombian never uses a foil
“It’s not a matter of money or not being 1st, I’m not having fun anymore”. Max Verstappen at the end of the Japanese GP did not hide the fact that the possibility of leaving F1 in the face of such an unpalatable regulation could be more than a hypothesis for the four-time world champion.
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Juan Pablo Montoya commented on the Dutch driver’s statements exactly as he would have raced on the track, that is, with no holds barred: “If he is not happy racing in F1 he should leave – the words of Montoya reached by Casinostugan – threatening to do so won’t help much, if he doesn’t like the rules he should talk to those in charge”.
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“If I were him, I would shut up, accept the situation and admit to having a s*** car and to being frustrated because his car is a wreck that weighs 20 kilos more than allowed and will not be competitive for the whole year – Montoya added – F1 will go on even without him, no one is more important than the sport itself”.
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