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Verstappen Snaps at Kravitz, Forcing Sky Sports Favourite to End Chat
- Sky Sports commentator Ted Kravitz cut short his interview with Red Bull driver Max Verstappen ahead of the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix after a tense exchange.
- The interview escalated after Kravitz asked about a team decision involving Stephen Knowles, which Verstappen perceived as singling someone out unfairly amid recent incidents.
- Verstappen became visibly irritated, denying he would single out an individual for criticism and stressing the team addresses issues collectively, referencing the Barcelona event as an example.
- Verstappen expressed that it was unfair to target any individual for blame and emphasized that he does not believe in criticizing a specific team member. He concluded the interview shortly after making these remarks.
- The incident followed Verstappen's collision with George Russell, which left him one penalty point from a ban, and stewards later ruled Verstappen entitled to maintain his position on track.
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Max Verstappen snaps at Ted Kravitz as Sky Sports F1 favourite forced to end interview - The Mirror
Ted Kravitz angered Max Verstappen by mentioning one of his Red Bull colleagues which the four-time Formula 1 champion took as singling someone out for criticism
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