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The United States Grand Prix is done and dusted with Max Verstappen taking the chequered flag. However, it wasn’t a walk in the park for the Dutch driver, as he had to fend off his arch-rival, Lewis Hamilton. Additionally, the Red Bull prodigy wasn’t happy with Mick Schumacher in the closing stages of the race.

The 24-year-old was zipping around the Circuit of the Americas, and had to wait for the Haas rookie to make way for him. This frustrated Verstappen as he was in the lead, and had Hamilton breathing down his neck, he soon came on the team radio to vent out his frustration.

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Max Verstappen enraged by Haas rookie Mick Schumacher

The Red Bull prodigy was leading the pack of racers around the American track. However, he soon had to overtake the backmarkers of the race. Schumacher Jr didn’t immediately move out of the way for Verstappen, which made Max rage on the team radio.

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He said, “Can these Haas cars please get out the way, get on to Michael.” 

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How does the US Grand Prix affect Max’s title hopes?

The Dutch driver took the chequered flag from start to finish in Austin. Verstappen bagged all twenty-five points from the race and held his lead in the title race against arch-rival, Hamilton.

Going into the US Grand Prix, Verstappen had a 6-point lead over the Mercedes driver. Now with the race being crossed off the F1 calendar, the Dutchman has extended the gap by twelve points.

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Now the next race on the title contenders’ minds is the Mexican Grand Prix. Hamilton would be hoping to bounce back, while Verstappen aims to grab another win this season.

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