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[Saba Sports News] Recently, McLaren team CEO Zak Brown angrily criticized Red Bull driver Max Verstappen during a media interview. He expressed his frustration with Verstappen’s driving style, calling it aggressive and often unnecessary, endangering others on the track and making it not a clean race. Brown said, “Verstappen took risky overtaking actions to surpass drivers, which resulted in collisions. This not only potentially cost McLaren drivers a chance to compete for the championship but also posed a threat to driver safety.” This incident may have implications for both McLaren and Red Bull. For McLaren, the boss’s criticism could affect team morale and image. Additionally, it may draw attention from sponsors and fans, impacting the team’s commercial interests. This could lead to increased tension between the two teams and potentially affect future competitive and collaborative relationships.