Anger after F1 show
“Unacceptable”: boycott threat from Max Verstappen
At the spectacular Formula 1 show in London's sold-out Millennium Dome on Tuesday evening, boos against Christian Horner and Max Verstappen caused head-shaking. "This is unacceptable," grumbled Jos Verstappen and even threatened to boycott his son.
Defending champion Max Verstappen came and left the catwalk on Tuesday without a word to the fans. No wonder, while local heroes Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris were loudly cheered in London, there were boos for the Dutchman.
"It was a good concept in itself, but in my opinion it was shameful what happened with Red Bull Racing - that Christian Horner and Max were booed," said an annoyed Jos Verstappen in an interview with RaceXpress. "They were there to promote the sport and then they get booed. I think that's unacceptable!"
"It's really disappointing,"
Jos Verstappen understands that "Max is the only one standing up to the English and calling a spade a spade. But it's still really disappointing what happened." His son was also really upset after the unpleasant scenes, Jos reveals: "He said that if the event is back in England next year, they definitely won't see him!"
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