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Ham, Merc bullying Max in title race: Bernie

Updated on: 10 December,2021 12:27 PM IST  |  London
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Hamilton and Verstappen have won 17 races between them this season, with the Dutchman claiming nine victories to Hamilton’s eight and they head into the finale of the year level on points

Ham, Merc bullying Max in title race: Bernie

Ex-F1 boss Ecclestone

Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton are bullying Red Bull star Max Verstappen as they battle for the World Championship. Hamilton and Verstappen have won 17 races between them this season, with the Dutchman claiming nine victories to Hamilton’s eight and they head into the finale of the year level on points.


With controversies aplenty, Ecclestone believes Hamilton and Mercedes are playing games with Verstappen. “Max is a kid compared to Lewis and the worst thing is Lewis has a massive publicity campaign working for him,” Ecclestone said.  


“Max has more than a race to confront as he has them too on his back because they are bullying him and not playing fair. It is psychological game-playing. For Max, this season is the first one he has had a car capable of winning regularly whereas before it was not competitive,” he said.


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