Verstappen reveals how he will try and avoid a race suspension

Just one more penalty point for the Dutchman during this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix will result in the Red Bull Racing driver being banned for the following race at the Austrian Grand Prix.

It comes after the four-time world champion was handed three penalty points for his collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix, bringing his penalty point tally up to 11, just a point away from 12, which will result in a race ban.

However, despite the looming threat of a race ban, the 27-year-old says nothing will change concerning behaving differently on the track in the coming weeks.

"No, nothing changed. Why should I?" Verstappen quickly dismisses.

Verstappen previously stated that if a ban were to happen, he wouldn't lose sleep over it. "'If you look at it, you know, in general, missing a race is not ideal, but it's not the end of the world," the four-time world champion mentioned. Regarding the apologies to, among others, Russell after the chaos of the Grand Prix in Barcelona, Verstappen also commented.

"I simply stated my opinion on how I see things and how the race went in that statement. It was obviously not ideal for me, but well, that was my statement. After that, I just enjoyed my day", he said here.