Watch: “A racing accident” – F1 expert astutely analyses the mega-crash of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian GP

Davidson has provided a very detailed explanation as to why Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton clashed at the Hungarian GP, ​​and has also placed some of the blame on the Dutchman for his super-aggressive maneuver that locked up both front tires!

No further action by the FIA ​​regarding the accident involving Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton

While the world is dying to voice its opinion on the accident between Verstappen and Hamilton in Budapest, the FIA ​​has decided not to take any action, classifying the accident as a racing accident in which neither driver was at fault.

The driver of car 44 stated that this was a racing accident, while the driver of car 1 argued that it was a case of change of direction under braking. Race Direction does not consider this to be a typical case of “change of direction under braking”, although we believe that the driver of car 44 could have done more to avoid the collision. Official FIA statement

The following should be added to the judgment!

Accordingly, we concluded that no driver was primarily at fault and decided not to take any further action. Official statement from the FIA

The accident involving Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton brought back memories of the infamous 2021 season, during which the two often engaged in close battles. Looking ahead, the current season has a lot to offer: after just 13 rounds, the season has produced seven different Grand Prix winners.

The 2024 season is a spectacle not to be missed. Verstappen and Hamilton will once again be in the spotlight and delight fans around the world. The Dutchman has already achieved seven victories this year.