“Funny” and “crazy” are two words that can be used very frequently in Formula 1, and those are the adjectives Yuki Tsunoda chose after learning of the conspiracy theories at the Dutch Grand Prix. Max Verstappen was leading his home race from Sir Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, while Charles Leclerc had made his second stop, so was fourth. Both Verstappen and Leclerc were on the two-stop strategy, whereas Mercedes had put their drivers on the one-stop, so after the reigning champion’s second stop, he would end up behind Hamilton and Russell. However, Tsunoda’s misbehaving AlphaTauri car threw a spanner in Mercedes’ and Leclerc’s works by developing an issue that the...
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