Max Verstappen has urged F1 not to make knee-jerk reactions following the death of F2 racer Anthoine Hubert. Hubert was killed last Saturday when he crashed in the F2 feature race before being hit at speed by a rival's car. Juan Manual Correa, who suffered leg fractures and a minor spinal injury, was transferred to a British hospital on Wednesday to continue his recovery. Already the Spa-Francorchamps circuit's boss has announced that a gravel trap will be placed at the current run-off area lining Raidillon, the scene of the crash, by 2022. But while Verstappen concedes that more can be done towards safety, he has warned against knee-jerk reactions. 'There are many tracks on the calendar...
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