Max Verstappen remaining in disbelief as his F1 winner’s trophy is Broken all over again for a second race working – a single week after Lando Norris’ podium gaffe
Max Verstappen’s Belgian Grand Prix trophy was broken throughout a workforce photoBlunder marks 2nd race functioning that the Dutchman’s gong has been brokenLando Norris smashed a champagne bottle on his trophy from the Hungaroring
Max Verstappen has been left stunned just after his Belgian Grand Prix trophy was damaged in the course of a Red Bull workforce photograph.
The incident will come just a single 7 days following Lando Norris cracked his award from the Hungarian GP while celebrating on the podium.
In a clip posted by Red Bull Racing on social media, the Dutchman can be viewed posing together with his group with the trophy from his victory at the Spa Francorchamps precariously positioned in front of them.
A countdown from at the rear of the digicam begins, main to some members of the workforce spraying cans of their strength drink namesake, with some of the team racing forward to stay clear of the mist.
Right after scurrying to security, Verstappen seems again in disbelief as it emerges his trophy experienced been destroyed in the chaos right before shouting: ‘It’s broken once more, the trophy is damaged once more!’
Max Verstappen suffered yet a further trophy blunder following his victory in the Belgian Grand Prix
The victorious Crimson Bull group posed for a photograph soon after yet another victory from their star in Spa
The blunder marks nonetheless another trophy harmed while in his possession, however he could hardly be blamed for very last week’s mishap.
Joined on the podium by Norris and Sergio Perez at the Hungaroring, Verstappen drenched his teammate in fizz although Norris elected to try and use the Dutchman’s trophy as a makeshift bottle opener.
Unsurprisingly however, the gong failed to withstand Norris slamming his champagne bottle into it, and was later on viewed snapped in 50 percent on the floor.
Nevertheless he might be struggling to keep his titles safe, Verstappen’s run of dominance this year has revealed no signs of slowing down.
Inspite of currently being hit with a five-area grid penalty for exceeding his gearbox allowance for the time, Verstappen triumphed for the third consecutive year at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The outcome marked Verstappen’s eighth-consecutive victory, leaving him inside touching length of Sebastian Vettel’s document of nine established during in 2013, opening the risk of a document-equalling option on household soil at next month’s Dutch Grand Prix.
Victory also sees Verstappen’s guide at the top of the motorists standings move to 125 factors, with a third-world title win now a lot more a make a difference of when rather than if for the 25-yr-aged.
Lando Norris cracked Verstappen’s Hungarian Grand Prix trophy on the podium previous week