(Photo : JOHN THYS/AFP through Getty Images) Red Bull Racing’s Dutch driver Max Verstappen celebrates together with his trophy on the rostrum after the Formula One Belgian Grand Prix on the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit in Spa on July 30, 2023.
Another Red Bull Racing trophy suffered injury for the second week in a row.
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While taking the group photograph post-race, a Red Bull crew member inadvertently hit the pitboard for Sergio Perez’s silver-place end, knocking off the Mexican’s hard-earned trophy.
Reigning champion Max Verstappen exclaimed, “It’s broken again!” after Perez’s {hardware} fell over, bringing again reminiscences of final week’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Red Bull crew have been seen trying to repair the broken trophy, which was not as unhealthy as Verstappen’s trophy that obtained destroyed final week.
McLaren driver Lando Norris by chance destroyed the two-time champion’s winner’s trophy in Hungary in the course of the podium celebrations after trying to open his champagne by smashing the bottle on the rostrum ramp. The affect precipitated the porcelain trophy to fall over and break into items.
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Verstappen inches nearer to a different F1 report
The Dutchman claimed his tenth win of the season, and eighth in a row on the Belgian Grand Prix, beginning in P6 regardless of topping qualifying after taking a five-place grid penalty to vary his gearbox.
Verstappen is one win away from tying Sebastian Vettel’s Formula One report for many wins in a row in 2013 when the German received the final 9 races of that yr. The four-time world champion additionally did the feat in a Red Bull automotive.
Red Bull has additionally prolonged the F1 report for many consecutive wins by a group with 13, and they’re the primary group in historical past to remain undefeated going into the summer time break.
Read extra: Trophy Maker Gives Update on Broken Hungarian GP Trophy of Max Verstappen
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