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Verstappen's Bold Move at Hungarian GP: No Penalty for the Dutch Star

Max Verstappen has been cleared of any wrongdoing after his daring overtaking maneuver on Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The stewards concluded that his actions did not force Hamilton off the track, leading to no penalties imposed.

Our Take:

Verstappen's racing instincts shone through during a tense moment on track, showcasing why he's a championship contender. This decision underscores the FIA's stance on aggressive but fair racing, allowing drivers to battle fiercely without fear of unnecessary penalties.

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Source: Autosport

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