Verstappen Mocks McLaren's "Papaya Rules"
Max Verstappen has commented on McLaren's drama between its two drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, after the Singapore Grand Prix.
Verstappen said: 'Papaya rules? I’d never need them'
Verstappen's statement was made ahead of the US Grand Prix, where he joked that if he were driving for McLaren, the team's guidelines to prevent driver clashes would be unnecessary.
- McLaren's "papaya rules" aim to prevent drivers from crashing into each other.
- The rules were put in place to maintain a positive team dynamic.
Despite these guidelines, Norris and Piastri were involved in a close call in Singapore, highlighting the challenges of implementing such rules.
Author's summary: Verstappen mocks McLaren's rules.
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