Max Versaben, the driver of the Red Ball team, accused the Formula-1 car races, “Sky Sports” television network of “lack of respect” and that it “lives in the past”, after the team boycotted her in the Grand Grand Prix, which was held on Sunday in the championship competitions the scientist.
Versaben declined to speak with Sky on Sunday, as did the whole Red Ball staff, including company president, Christian Horner.
A week after “Sky Sports” correspondent Ted Cravitz said that British driver Lewis Hamilton had “thefted” the eighth Formula 1 World Championship championship last year, the Red Ball squad took an unprecedented stance.
It should be mentioned that since the race in Abu Dhabi, Red Ball has been increasingly frustrated with the Sky network’s coverage of Formula-1 events.
Although it continued to work with Sky Sports, the British news organisation “BA Media” declined to comment on the situation.
Versaben, who declared the Formula 1 Mexican race to be exceptional to the record for the most victories in a season with 14, said, “There is no relationship with this race and this year.”
“This was an exhumation of sorts and a lack of respect, especially from a particular person,” he continued. However, I have seen this for long enough that I can no longer accept it.
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“You can’t dwell in the past, and you have to go forward,” he continued. If you watch social media on TV all the time, you make it worse rather than better because it’s such a poisonous environment.
Versaben continued, “You still don’t respect, and at some point I won’t put up with this, so I stopped answering.”
In the American Grand Prix, which was conducted last week, Versaben finished ahead of Hamilton with six laps remaining to claim victory. Hamilton finished in second place.
After the American race, the correspondent Kravitz said: “Hamilton did not win any race throughout the year, then he returned to a track he could win the first victory, and struggled with the same person who won the race that was stolen (from Hamilton) last year. “.
Versaben charges disrespect on Sky Sports
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