Max Verstappen has responded to claims from Toto Wolff that the era for F1 drivers who complain and put themselves before the team has come to an end.

Max Verstappen has responded to Toto Wolff's remarks suggesting the era of selfish, complaining Formula 1 drivers has ended. Speaking ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo, Verstappen stated that everyone is entitled to their opinion and argued that Formula 1 would be very boring if all drivers shared the same personality.
Wolff made his comments following Kimi Antonelli's championship win at the Mexican Grand Prix, praising the Mercedes driver's humility while criticizing entitled, complaining drivers. During the same press conference, Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso declined to comment on Wolff's remarks, stating he had nothing to add.
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