Max Verstappen’s bold move on Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian GP forced the latter off track, putting the former under scrutiny.

Max Verstappen has called out the FIA's stewards for placing him under investigation after an incident with Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The F1 champions went wheel-to-wheel in Budapest – albeit for 10th place – with Verstappen attempting a sneaky overtake on Hamilton which forced his Ferrari to go wide and leave the track.

Lewis Hamilton offered a cryptic follow-up to his earlier comments suggesting that Ferrari should "change driver" and, after finishing 12th at the Hungarian Grand Prix, hinted at a "not great" state of affairs in the background.

Lewis Hamilton offered a cryptic follow-up to his earlier comments suggesting that Ferrari should "change driver" and, after finishing 12th at the Hungarian Grand Prix, hinted at a "not great" state of affairs in the background.

Lewis Hamilton could barely muster any words after a Hungarian Grand Prix to forget on Sunday, though did hint at “background” issues at Ferrari. The seven-time world champion, 40, is yet to register a podium for Ferrari after 14 races this season and finished outside the points in 12th at the Hungaroring.