McLaren CEO Zak Brown has applauded the FIA stewards for handing 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen two 10-second time penalties in the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix.

Verstappen was handed two penalties for forcing168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lando Norris off the track on two occasions.

The first ha🥂ppened at Turn 4 as Norris attempted to overtake Verstappen on the outsideꦦ of the corner.

The same happened into Turn 7, with Verstapp🔴en trying a ridiculous lunge on his F🍎1 title rival.

Verstappen was h🎐anded two separate 10-second time penalties, ultimately dropping him well down🍎 the order before finishing sixth.

When asked about Versta👍ppen’s penalties, Brown 📖told Sky Sports: “Probably not enough. It’s getting a bit ridiculous.

“I applaud the FIA stewards. Enough is enough. Let’s j♍ust have some good clean racing moving forwa꧒rds.

“Lando drove brilliant. Congratulations to Carlos [Sainz] - he droౠve a great race. It was an 💫exciting race.”

Brown dismiss🌺ed making further complaints to the FIA about Verstappen’s driving, stating “they🌠 did a good job this weekend”.

“I think the stewards are on it - that’s clear by the penalties they assessed. We don’t need to d💮o anything,” he added.

“Just let the stewards do their j🎀ob. They did a good job this weekend.”

Ferrari's 1-3 finish in Mexico meanꦦs they now trail McLaren by just 29 points in th⛄e constructors' championship with four rounds to go.

Assessing the constructors🌃' battle, Brown said: “It’s a lot tighter than I would like it to be. It’s great for F1. It’s great to see Ferrari and McLaren going at it for the world championship. Certainly can’t rule out Red Bull. It’s going to be an exciting end to the season.”