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‘Mario Kart’ – Lando Norris lands Max Verstappen quip after Spanish GP meltdown

McLaren driver Lando Norris quipped that Max Verstappen‘s move on George Russell in the closing stages of the Monaco Grand Prix was reminiscent of the Mario Kart video game. Norris’s McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri collected his fifth victory of the F1 2025 season at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya,

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Lando Norris admits to copying Max Verstappen's shunt - 'I do that on Mario Kart'

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'Like Mario Kart': Did Max Verstappen crash into George Russell on purpose?

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Piastri wins Spanish GP as Verstappen penalised

Oscar Piastri led Lando Norris to a McLaren one-two at the Spanish Grand Prix as a late safety car led to a controversial final few laps involving Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

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Spanish GP: Oscar Piastri holds off Lando Norris to win as Max Verstappen loses his cool

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Piastri earns pole position at Spanish GP ahead of McLaren teammate Norris

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Max Verstappen Nears F1 Suspension After Spanish GP Meltdown

Max Verstappen is on the brink of an unprecedented setback after his penalty points total surged to 11, just one away from triggering a race ban under F1 regulations.

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Max Verstappen on the verge of F1 race ban after George Russell collision

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Max Verstappen on the edge of F1 race ban after George Russell collision at Spanish GP

‘Oh my god’: Max fiasco leaves F1 stars in stunned silence... until hilarious one-liner

Piastri gasped after seeing it, while Leclerc said: “Oh my god.” There was then stunned silence before Norris broke it with his killer Mario Kart one-liner. Verstappen was handed a 10-second time penalty over the incident, dropping him to 10th in the race, while he has received widespread condemnation for his driving.

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Verstappen's petulance overshadows excellence in Spanish GP

He was one of the only people downplaying what had happened Sunday night. Former world champion Nico Rosberg, speaking as a pundit on Sky Sports F1, was one of the most outspoken, saying Verstappen's move should have been a slam-dunk disqualification.