F1 legend Martin Brundle explains what Red Bull must do to win Lewis Hamilton crash appeal

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JUST IN: Christian Horner teases more Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton crashes "Vettel was disqualified because there was not enough fuel left in the tank. So we have to talk about the relation of the penalties," Marko told Speedweek on penalties in F1.

Max Verstappen has insisted that he will put the disappointment of his high-speed crash with Lewis Hamilton at this month's British Grand Prix to one side and do his talking on the track at the next race in Hungary on Sunday. The Red Bull man, who currently leads his Mercedes counterpart in the Drivers' Championship order, was sent crashing into the barriers on the first lap at Silverstone to shatter his hopes of a fourth consecutive victory.

JUST IN:Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen crash verdict delivered by RosbergTensions were high after the race, with Red Bull furious, however now the dust has settled, Verstappen was more philosophical about his relationship with Hamilton. "I don't get intimidated," he told the Daily Mail.

JUST IN:Lewis Hamilton 'was to blame' says David Coulthard Red Bull confirmed the Dutchman is back home in Monaco, but still feeling a little sore after the crash, with a source confirming to RacingNews365. com that the two drivers have spoken, with no indication of who opened up the talks.

JUST IN: Max Verstappen health update: F1 doctor speaks out after heavy crash Brundle told Sky SportsLink: "Towards Copse, Max moved reasonably hard right and pinned Lewis, who had initially feigned left, towards the old pit wall perhaps certain in his mind that Lewis would yield as he approached a 180mph corner at an acute angle on the dirty side of the track.

RTL: "As things stand, it is about three quarters of a million euros, although the engine situation is not quite clear yet. "JUST IN: Moment Lewis Hamilton crashed into Verstappen in F1 accident Marko added: "Especially in times of the cost cap, it is a significant amount and hurts us.

JUST IN: Lewis Hamilton hits back at Christian Horner's commentsLewis' father went on to say the most important thing was the sheer amount of fans in attendance at Silverstone given the global pandemic. He added: "The most important thing about this weekend, other than hopefully that Max is well, is that the fans were presented with a phenomenal race and that's what we should be talking about.

Daily MailLink: "Who was to blame? You have to say Lewis. "In the old days we would have said it was one of those things, a racing incident.

Lewis Hamilton was more at fault for his crash with title rival Max Verstappen at the British Grand Prix. Hamilton was involved with a highly contentious incident with Verstappen on the first lap at Silverstone, with the crash prompting a huge backlash after his victory.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has become the latest sporting star to suffer a torrent of racist abuse following his British Grand Prix victory. The Formula One legend, 36, secured his eighth win on home soil following a crash with rival Max Verstappen, 23, on the opening lap of Sunday’s race.

JUST IN: Lewis Hamilton aims angry outburst at Max Verstappen after British Grand Prix crash"These people have no place in our sport and we urge that those responsible should be held accountable for their actions. Formula 1, the FIA, the drivers and the teams are working to build a more diverse and inclusive sport, and such unacceptable instances of online abuse must be highlighted and eliminated.