168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen and his entire Red Bull team168澳洲5最新开奖结果: refused to talk to Sky Sports during last weekend’s Mexico Ci🔯ty Grand Prix following comments made by Ted Kravit♛z at the previous race in Austin. 

In his “Ted’s Notebook” show at the United States Grand Prix, Kravitz suggested168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton was “robbed” of the 2021 world title in reference to the controversial finish to the season-ending 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 

After his record-breaking victory in Mexico City, Verstappen explained he was snubbing Sky over “constant” digging and16𝔍8澳洲5最新开奖结果: disrespect from ⛄“one particular person”. 

Breaking his silence on the matter, Sky Sports co-commentator 🌼and pundit Brundle took to Twitter to offer hi🐠s support to Kravitz. 

“For the avoidance of doubt my friend andཧ colleague for the past 26 years @tedkravitz has my full support,” Brundle wrote. 

“Face to face dialogue is the only way to sort out ♎issues and disputes in the relentless crucible of the F1 paddock. We all ♐have opinions and different jobs to do, that’s life.”

Red Bull 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:intend to end their boycott at t♊he upc💫oming Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil. 

“Max was upset,” Red Bull team principal Christiಌan Horner explained. “We were upset and we made the decision to stand together as a team.

“It won’t have done Sky any harm for us to lay 🙈down a marker. 

“Some of the commentary 🎉i🍎s fair but some pieces are sensationalist, and saying we robbed anyone of the championship, as was said in Austin, is going too far. It is not impartial or fair or balanced. 

“We have sai🍨d our piece and will go back to normal next race.”