At the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend, the reigning world champion drove into George Russell after being told by Red Bull to let him through. Norris mocked Verstappen's aggressive conduct after the race, saying: "I've done that before... in Mario Kart."

Max Verstappen has been fired a warning over his conduct ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, following the F1 champion's controversial move on George Russell in Barcelona.

Moments later, Verstappen ran wide at Turn 1 as George Russell dived up the inside and the pair made contact. The Red Bull took to the run-off area, but rejoined still ahead of Russell. It put Verstappen at risk of a penalty, prompting Lambiase to ask him to give the place back.

George Russell of Mercedes clinched victory at the Canadian Grand Prix, marking his first win this season. He started from pole position and maintaine

Rosberg was covering the race in the Sky Sports commentary box and was not impressed with Verstappen's conduct. He described the incident as 'seriously bad' and claimed the Dutchman 'rammed him full on'. Rosberg also urged the stewards to disqualify Verstappen for crashing into Russell 'on purpose' and was shocked that he only got a time penalty.

Former Sky F1 pundit Damon Hill has responded with shock after Max Verstappen took a hidden with at the Spanish GP despite an FIA penalty.

Johnny Herbert, former FIA steward and Sky F1 pundit,  has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Max Verstappen’s defensive move against George Russell during the Spanish Grand Prix.  The

Derek Warwick has been suspended from FIA driver steward duties for the Canadian Grand Prix following an interview and comments after the Spanish GP