Max Verstappen 'refuses' Red Bull request at Australian Grand Prix as manager speaks out
Formula 1 reigning champion Max Verstappen has reportedly 'declined' to participate in TikTok videos for Red Bull's social media platforms. The 27-year-old Dutchman, known for his light-hearted content and meme reenactments, has allegedly suggested that new team-mate Liam Lawson should take over these duties.
Max Verstappen had been leading the world championship since the inception of the current ground effect era in 2022.
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F1 star Max Verstappen 'refuses' to appear in TikToks for Red Bull RacingMax Verstappen will start the Australian Grand Prix in fifth and it's claimed the Red Bull driver has made a demand of the ...
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