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'Give him a bit of a break, he's only trying his best': Tyson Fury defends Max Verstappen following Saudi Arabia Grand Prix criticism... as he compares F1 rivalry with Lewis Hamilton to James Hunter and Nicki Lauda's battle in the 1970s Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen heading into Sunday's race level on points The F1 season concludes with the final Grand Prix of the season in Abu Dhabi The Dutchman came in for criticism for the tactics he used in Saudi Arabia But boxing star Tyson Fury has defended him, claiming he is 'only trying his best'
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Tyson Fury has come to the defence of Max Verstappen and has urged for him to be 'given a break' ahead of his tumultuous F1 world title battle with Lewis Hamilton coming to an end this weekend.
The two drivers go into the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi on Sunday all square after an eventful Saudi Arabian Grand Prix which saw Hamilton win and Verstappen given two time penalties.
Dutchman Verstappen has since come in for plenty of criticism for the tactics he employed, including from Martin Brundle, who claims he could end up damaging his legacy and be labelled 'an unfair driver'.
Tyson Fury has come to the defence of Max Verstappen and has urged for him to be 'given a break'
