Max Verstappen Pictures Himself Safely Back Home in Monaco After Massive 51G Crash

At the recently concluded British Grand Prix, Max Verstappen endured a horrible crash in the first lap of the race. As he was leading the pack of drivers at Silverstone, with Lewis Hamilton chasing him down for the lead of the race, the two collided, sending the Dutch driver into the barrier.

Fans were relieved to see Verstappen out of the car, unhurt, and he was soon taken to a medical center for further examination. Meanwhile, Hamilton won the race and brought home twenty-five points for the Brackley-based squad.

Max Verstappen is safe and sound at his Monaco residence

The Red Bull driver was battered after enduring a 51G crash. Thus, fans at the track and across the globe were glad to see him walk out of the wrecked car.

Now back at home in Monte Carlo, Verstappen wanted to let his fans know that he was safe and unharmed.

He wrote, “Good to be back home.”

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Max didn’t find it amusing that Hamilton was celebrating

As Verstappen was flown to a nearby hospital, Lewis was chasing down Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc for the lead of the race. Eventually, Hamilton caught up and overtook the Monegasque.

He won the race, bagged twenty-five points, and celebrated his victory with his home crowd. However, Verstappen didn’t think it was right and called Hamilton out on it.

He said, “Glad I’m ok. Very disappointed with being taken out like this. The penalty given does not help us and doesn’t do justice to the dangerous move Lewis made on track. Watching the celebrations while still in hospital is disrespectful and unsportsmanlike behavior but we move on.”

With the war of words that has since taken place between the two teams, fans believe that we’ll now see the return of Mad Max. Do you think Max will more motivated than ever for the Hungarian Grand Prix and beat Hamilton? Let us know your predictions in the comments below.

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