On F1 TV, former Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer commented on Max Verstappen’s actions at the restart in Jeddah before the safety car took off…
Jolyon Palmer: “Max has his own strategy for the restart. He rides next to the leader, but a little behind, depriving him of the opportunity to move in his direction – this limits freedom, preventing you from effectively warming up the tires or taking the optimal position. Of course there’s no DRS on the reboot, so the threat isn’t that great, but Max does everything he can to intervene.
Charles wants to step aside to follow the optimal trajectory at the restart and develop maximum speed, but Max is on the sidelines, ready to react as soon as Leclerc presses the accelerator at the restart. Charles accelerates and brakes, trying to warm up the tires, while Max just rides along and tries to make life as difficult as possible for the race leader.
Source: F1 News
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