Max Verstappen to be summoned by Monaco Stewards on grounds of unethical racing during FP3

The day is coming near for the Monaco Grand Prix to begin which is set to be one of the most iconic races in Formula 1 this season. The practice sessions have already been completed and now is the time for the qualifying race and the Grand Prix to focus on. This will be a big race for all the racers to get some important points this season and move up the rankings.

The defending champion of this race is none other than Max Verstappen, who is once again having a great season and is still on top of the rankings. The Red Bull driver has taken over the competition and there is no stopping him from dominating the season once again. It will be no surprise that the 3-time World Champion will be looking to defend his crown in this iconic race. 

Verstappen summoned by Stewards

The FP3 results came out, but this time, Verstappen finished second best in this practice session as he was beaten by Charles Leclerc, who had the fastest lap. The margin was still really small between the two and it was still a great performance by both the racers. However, Verstappen, just after the race, was summoned by the Stewards on grounds of breaching the code of unnecessarily slowing down during the FP3. This was a surprising allegation on one of the best racers we have seen in this current generation who is ruling the auto racing scene.

This might be one of the bad moments for Verstappen, which down the line, can affect his career. We hope that this does not affect his season which has been going well so far. This is definitely what Red Bull and the racer would want going into defending his Monte Carlo crown as well. Verstappen has been one of the top racers in the season and it will be sad to see if these allegations come to bite him.