Max Verstappen's manager has moved to put a lid on a war of words between the 18-year-old driver and 1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve. After Villeneuve suggested that the kind of aggression the Red Bull driver showed at Spa could kill someone, Verstappen hit back by referring to an incident in 2001 when a wheel from Villeneuve's flying car killed a marshal. 'He should watch a little with his statement that someone might die because he himself has been involved in a fatal accident,' retaliated Verstappen. He has to look at himself. What he says is not respectful to the family of the deceased marshal.' 'What Max meant is that Villeneuve should be careful talking about his...
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