Max Versappen is not best pleased with one of his F1 rivals for allegedly leaking private information to the media. <\/p>\n
\nAhead of the Australian Grand Prix<\/a> on Friday, the drivers and the FIA attended a routine meeting, where they were able to address any sporting or safety concerns, but there were strict instructions to keep the discussions private.
<\/p>\n \nThe following Saturday however, it became apparent that leaks to the media had occurred from the meeting, forcing champion Verstappen to weigh in.
<\/p>\n Article continues under video<\/p>\n \n“It\u2019s a bit weird that you know that. Drivers shouldn\u2019t be talking about that with other people. It\u2019s not professional from the people involved,” he said.
<\/p>\n \nOther drivers have also commented on the leak with Alex Albon simply stating: “We clearly have a leak in the group.”
<\/p>\n \nLando Norris<\/a> also seemed annoyed by dissemination of private information, and added: “How did you hear? If you have 20 of the drivers complaining; I don’t know what’s better for the sport.”
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