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We didn't hear from Max Verstappen over the radio after he and Liam Lawson collided in FP2, when neither of them was willing to back out of a timed lap as they drive side-by-side through the tight stadium section.
They touched and damage was done to both cars, debris coming to a rest on track and causing a brief red flag so the broken bits of carbon fibre could be cleared away.
Speaking in the media pen, Verstappen has issued a rather withering assessment of Lawson's driving and pointed out that the New Zealander doesn't yet have a place on the 2027 grid.
He said: "I don't think it was unlucky, maybe not-very-smart behaviour, what he was trying to do there. At the end of the day, it's not going to change my weekend but, if I were him, I would be acting a little bit smarter. Also, when you're fighting for your seat, it's not very smart behaviour."
The Verstappens have a lot of influence within the Red Bull setup, so it's easy to see that as a little bit of a thinly-veiled threat towards Lawson...