Christian Horner was unsurprised to see Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri penalised during a British Grand Prix which saw Max Verstappen finish fifth having started from pole for Red Bull

After the British Grand Prix, there were two very different opinions about the incident between Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri. The Australian received a penalty, but was it Max who actually got him penalized?

Red Bull's Max Verstappen timed his final lap perfectly to seize pole position at the British Grand Prix on Saturday with McLaren's Formula One leader Oscar Piastri alongside on the front row.

FIA documents show the British Grand Prix stewards could have been more lenient to Oscar Piastri at Silverstone, instead of the 10-second penalty that put Lando Norris in the driving seat

Oscar Piastri aims to use the “frustration” he feels at the penalty which cost him victory at the British Grand Prix as motivation to win more races as he chases the F1 title

Apparently, you can’t brake behind the safety car any more.” The incident that led to Piastri’s 10-second penalty 👀 #F1 #BritishGP pic.twitter.com/19PHX5hXGO In the customary post-race press conference for the top three finishers,