Max Verstappen and Lando Norris were involved in another incident at the Mexican Grand Prix Max Verstappen and Lando Norris were involved in another incident at the Mexican Grand Prix 
Max Verstappen cannot turn an enthralling end to the Formula One season into a "demolition derby". (More Motorsport News)doubleu casino free slots
Those were the words of former world champion Damon Hill, who criticised Verstappen for his driving at a controversial Mexican Grand Prix last weekend.
The Dutchman received two 10-second penalties for incidents early on in Sunday's race, which was won by Carlos Sainz.
Reigning champion Verstappen was given one penalty for forcing Lando Norris off the track at Turn Four on the 10th lap, and then another for leaving the track four corners later.
Subsequently, Verstappen finished in sixth, while McLaren's Norris finished in second, closing the gap to 47 points in the drivers' championship with four races to go.
"It can't just be a demolition derby just to keep your place, or deny everyone getting a place just because you don't want to be overtaken," said Hill on the Sky Sports F1 Podcast.
"So there needs to be a way of disciplining the driver.
Mexican Grand Prix: Max Verstappen Deserved 20-Second Penalty, Claims Lando Norris "I think Max, if he carries on like that, there will be long-term questions over whether or not it was wise for him to drive like that.
"He's got so much talent, he's got so much ability. He could always use that skill to defeat his opponents. It shouldn't just be a dodgems race."
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