Bernhard 💛

@hugo_vibes85 @elonmusk Of you dont understand Dutch regulation than maybe you shouldn't comment

@elonmusk Rigorous? More like a loop of endless bureaucracy. When did thorough become code for over-cautious and slow?

RDW was extremely rigorous in their review

🚨 جوناثان ميفوي من صحيفة (The Daily Mail) يشن هجوماً حاداً على جايلز ريتشاردز وغيره من الصحفيين البريطانيين المنافقين: 🗣️ لقد كنت حاضراً عندما طرد ماكس فرستابن مراسلاً بريطانياً، وأعرف حقيقة ما حدث - ولهذا السبب يجب على الصحفيين الذين يتباكون على هذا الحادث أن يصمتوا. 🗣️ اسم هذا الكاتب هو جايلز ريتشاردز – المعروف تحبباً لدى أصدقائه بـ الثعبان (Snake)، وهو لقب يسعد به كثيراً ولا أعرف مصدره على الإطلاق. ولكن عندما ظهر في البادوك قبل بضع سنوات، طلب من زملائه الجدد مناداته بهذا اللقب.

@tirii_f1 Not just the fans. What to think of ex-drivers and journalist

It's really shocking the sheer astronomical hypocrisy being displayed by hateful F1 fandoms towards Max Verstappen's advocacy for better, fun, enjoyable racing for all drivers & fans. This is due to their blind emotional hatred towards the Greatest driver of all Time. You can disagree to agree but whatever is coming out is pure hatred without context. F1 needs to trace back where it lost it's step and rollback. Starts newly a fresh and put rigid pillar for pro-racing ever. Don't just hate Max because others are when infact he's fighting for the undisturbed excellence & future of the sport. Be a voice of help, reason and help Max win for all of us. Yours truly unbiased fan.

@MotorsportiveHQ Juan Pablo who?

🚨 JUAN PABLO MONTOYA FIRES BACK AT VERSTAPPEN 👉 "Shut up," Montoya tells Max Verstappen. He says Verstappen's frustration with 2026 rules is because of RED BULL'S CURRENT CAR, not the regulations. "No driver is bigger than F1."

Imagine Max Verstappen had refused to answer Jennie's questions (BBC). People like Martin Brundle, Damon Hill, Montoya would complain about a lack of respect for journalists. For some people, Max can never do anything right, even though he was the one who warned about this shitshow back in 2023.

@MotorsportiveHQ Who gives a flying f... About DH

🚨 DAMON HILL SENDS A STARK WARNING TO MAX VERSTAPPEN. The 1996 champion says using the threat of quitting F1 to pressure the FIA over the 2026 engine regulations "WON'T WORK". 🧐 Hill suggests if Verstappen is genuinely unhappy, he should leave.

@Motorsport Then don’t ask him if you don’t like the answer

Martin Brundle's had enough of the Max Verstappen retirement talks.

@MailSport And then they are angry, because he kicks a British journo out. 🤣

Formula One should not be pandering to Verstappen ... if he wants to quit then let him! trib.al/r8m4966

@Motorsport So, if Max doesnt want to talk to a journalist its not okay, but if Max answers questions he should shut up. Right. 😏

@SkySportsF1 Cry

George Russell says he feels as though all of Mercedes' early-season issues are coming on his, rather than team-mate Kimi Antonelli's, side of the garage 💬

🚨 As a longtime spokesperson for Formula One in the U.S., way before Netflix and the F1 movie, and following in my father’s footsteps from the greatest F1 movie of all time, 1966’s Grand Prix, and like my father have raced professionally and still to this day. I’ve seen the sport of Formula One thrive. But new @fia regulations risk its future. Slowing the cars and turning racing into a video game threatens our passionate fans and vital sponsorships. Let’s bring F1 back to its glory days! I’m ready to help lead this change. The future of the greatest motorsport depends on making the right decisions now. #F1 #Motorsport

@Gunneruni @natesaundersF1 Spoken as fan or just bashing, cause let's be honest. Its a shitshow

@natesaundersF1 Absolute nonsense. If F1 survived the farce that was AD 21 they'll survive Verstapen rage quitting

Max's stunning quit threat extending beyond traditional F1 media today. Feels like an existential moment of crisis for Formula 1 and their new rules, especially given how hard the sport has tried to navigate its way through the criticism

@fia Idiots, you were warned

Following the accident involving Oliver Bearman at the Japanese Grand Prix and the contribution of high closing speeds in the accident, the FIA would like to provide the following clarifications. #FIA #F1 #JapaneseGP

@re_keogh @F1Niharika Yeah let's do that. Do you really think that it will do his f1 career good?

@F1Niharika Hopefully Giles will show up at next PC with a toy pram and then empty other toys out of it while saying : there, done it for you Max.

Asking a journalist to leave the room is not the smartest move/ PR. Sets a very dangerous precedent. 90 percent of the times, a driver’s narrative is theirs to control or manage. It’s incidents like these where the narrative spirals and gets out of hand. #F1

@alexbward You think they have the power to ignore him? Why did the rest stayed then.

F1 journalists should stop interviews with Max Verstappen until he apologizes and takes a question from the reporter nytimes.com/athletic/71485…

@effonecasualfan @wilspin You talked to journalists attending. That would have been a very objective conversation. Did you speak to MV or the RB mediateam?

"you seem to be the oracle on everything even grinning" No, I'd had a chat with a few journalists in attendance who had the same view! "I mean Max must be a right idiot to misinterpret things" No, he had lost the championship and he didn't like the question, he's free to even boycott the Journo, but disrespecting him is where it became a classless act!

there are two schools of thought here, on one side, do media personnel sometimes come with agenda? 100%, they do. Is there bias? Yes, I've called out the coverage far too many times myself. But, does this give any driver the right to tell a journalist to "Get out" of a press conference? The answer is no. He simply had to tell him to leave or ask Red Bull not to have him there. When Max Verstappen comes to a press scrum and tells one of the journalists to "Get out", he crosses the line of unprofessionalism, decency, and class! and while his fanbase, who will side with him for anything he does, just like they did after his incident with George in Barcelona, any one with any decency and no alignments with any of the fanbases would call out what is a blatantly disgraceful move by someone who has been a benchmark in F1 P.S: And this is coming from someone who has jumped to Max's defense far too many times in the last few weeks when he has been unnecessarily targeted!

@natesaundersF1 Mr Saunders you have the possibility to boycot him from now on if you are so upset.

No doubt my view is coloured by being a member of the media, but think this was pretty out of line from Verstappen. Looks pretty bad on Red Bull too. espn.co.uk/f1/story/_/id/…

@mrdemmendaal Nee dat hoeft van mij ook niet, maar de nodige tendensieuze clickbait, die door sommige zichzelf journalisten noemde personen wordt geplaatst is ook bagger. Zie de bekende vlogger Spanners.

@BernFamB En gelijk hebben ze. Of dan toch, vrije nieuwsgaring. De reden dat jij en ik kunnen keuvelen over wat er speelt in F1, is voor een groot deel daaraan te danken. Muilkorverij past daar niet in.

Gotta love de wappies in Team Schuimbek 😂😂 Het was niet slechts een wat domme vraag van Guardian-journalist Giles Richards: nee, hij zat "met een hatelijke grijns te genieten van Verstappens verlies" 😂😂 Hoe verzin je het. Kostelijk, zo op deze zonnige vrijdagochtend. #F1

@Aldas001 And you also think that your opinion counts? A content maker?

Its your choice if you want to answer a question but to force a journo to leave before you start is just childish and pathetic The guy didn't even ask anything out of pocket back in AD, it was about an incident where Max purposefully crashed into someone and cost himself points

@GrandPrixDiary What a arrogant statement. You, like me, dont now MV. it is just based on the articles you like to read.

One way to deal with a petulant child is with fairness and reasoning. Somebody at Red Bull could maybe read this to Max.. theguardian.com/sport/2026/mar…