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Verstappen Needs to Stay Out of Trouble in Canada
- Max Verstappen's recent clash with George Russell in Spain nearly resulted in an automatic one-race ban due to accumulating points on his license.
- Verstappen is currently one point away from the 12-point threshold for an automatic race suspension.
- He acknowledged that his actions were deliberate and stated they 'should not have happened' after the race.
- Red Bull's team members will be concerned during the next two weekends as Verstappen races.
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The world champion is numbered before the Grand Prix in Montréal, he is threatened with a lock for a race just before the home race of Red Bull. Motorsport consultant Marko: "It would be a disaster"
·Vienna, Austria
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The three-time winner of Canada's GP is close to a suspension of a race after his contact with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix.
·Montreal, Canada
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Max Verstappen was asked a lot of questions in Canada about the last race in Spain and the eleven penalty points on his racing license.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Max Verstappen stands in front of a race lock in Formula 1. Now a preventive decision causes a stir.
·Germany
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