Max Verstappen says Red Bull have 'drawn a line under' their fallout with Sky Sports F1 after ending their boycott at the BrazilGP
was the source of the boycott, with Red Bull describing the comment as “the straw that broke the camel’s back”.‘clear-the-air talks’
, and it is understood that Verstappen will also speak to Sky in private to finally move on from the matter. When asked about Red Bull’s stance during the Thursday press conference at Interlagos, Verstappen said: “We drew a line under it and move on."
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