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Norris admits Verstappen does not need to apologise for ‘pathetic’ collision
- Pair are still ‘great friends’ despite heated aftermath
- Dutchman insists he will not temper driving style
Lando Norris has revealed he met Max Verstappen to clear the air after their angry clash at last week’s Austrian Grand Prix but while the British driver says the pair are still “great friends” the Dutchman has insisted he will not be changing his driving style.
Norris, who had to quit the race after being hit by Verstappen at the Red Bull Ring during a battle for the lead, was furious in the aftermath and accused Verstappen of being reckless and desperate, and demanded that the Dutchman apologise to him.
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