McLaren CEO Zak Brown has applauded the FIA stewards for handing 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen two 10-second time penalties in the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix.

Verstappen was handed two penalties for forcing168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lando Norris off the track on two occasions.

The first happened at T𝄹urn 4 as Norris attempted to overtake Verstappen on the outside of the corner.

The same happened into Turn 7, with Verstappen trying a ridiculous luꩲnge on his F1 title riva💎l.

Verst🦂appen was handed two separate 10-second time penalties, ultimately dropping him well down the order before finishing sixth.

When asked abo♔ut Verstappen’s penalties, Brown told Sky Sports: “Probably nꦗot enough. It’s getting a bit ridiculous.

“I applaud the FIA stewards. Enough is enough. Let’s just have some good clean racing moving f♕orwards.

“Lando drove brilliant. Congratulations to Carlos [Sainz] - he drove a great race. I🎉t was an exciting race.”

Brown dismissed making further complaints to t🐠he FIA abou꧅t Verstappen’s driving, stating “they did a good job this weekend”.

“I think the ste🐻wards are on it - that’s clear by the penalties they assessed. We don’🎃t need to do anything,” he added.

“Just let the stewards do their job.⛎ They did a good job this weekend.”

Ferrari's 1-3 finish in Mexico means they now trail McLaren by just 29 points in the constructors' championship with𒅌 four rounds to go.

Assess✱ing the constructors' battle, Brown said: “It’s a lot tighter than I would like it to be. It’s great for F1. It’s great to see Ferrari and McLaren going at it for the world championship. Certainly can’t rule out Red Bull. It’s going to be an exc𒈔iting end to the season.”