Max Verstappen sends blunt warning to Liam Lawson after Mexican GP FP2 clash
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Key Points:
- Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen criticized Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson for reckless behavior after their collision during the second practice session at the Mexican Grand Prix.
- Verstappen described Lawson's actions as "not very smart behaviour," especially for a driver fighting to secure his seat, and suggested Lawson was trying to run him off the track.
- The incident occurred while Verstappen was on a fast out-lap and Lawson was driving slowly before suddenly accelerating, leading to contact between the two.
- Lawson has been summoned by race stewards for erratic driving during FP2, but no official decision has been announced yet.
- In the current standings, Verstappen is fourth with 236 points, Lawson ninth with 77 points, and Lawson’s teammate Arvid Lindblad is 11th with 38 points.
