An incident involving seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen during the Hungarian GP was under investigation.

Overshadowed in Hungary was the reality that Red Bull have fallen back to midfield status. Verstappen finished a disappointing ninth after poor strategic decisions denied him the chance to outpace Gabriel Bortoleto, Lance Stroll, and Liam Lawson, while teammate Yuki Tsunoda fared even worse in 17th place.

Max Verstappen was investigated after the Hungarian Grand Prix for a contentious pass on Lewis Hamilton; Hamilton ran off track as Verstappen lunged up his inside at Turn 4; Verstappen was cleared and kept his ninth place;

Max Verstappen will face no further action after the FIA launched an investigation into an incident with Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton during the Hungarian Grand Prix. It comes after Hamilton waived his right to attend the post-race hearing in Budapest.

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Max Verstappen has spoken with the stewards. In a conversation with, among others, GPblog, the Red Bull Racing driver let us know how the conversation went and what he expects from the outcome. ‘’Well the thing is that nothing happened,

Verstappen’s Red Bull team made its feelings on the incident clear in the immediate aftermath of the near miss with Hamilton, praising the four-time World Champion for “scaring” his rival off the track.

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Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson finished ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen for the first time at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen believes Lewis Hamilton’s absence from the post-race stewards’ hearing showed the Ferrari driver agreed that their Hungarian Grand Prix incident did not merit an FIA investigation. It comes after it emerged that Hamilton waived his right to visit the stewards in what could be seen as actions speaking louder than words.