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• “I think the wording which was used, even though of course with different kinds of cultures and things probably they said when they were little and younger, was not correct Gaming
  
  So who am I to then call him? I don’t think it will change anything anyway Gaming
  
  “I’m pretty sure also, in the statement he released, I think you can see the word in two ways Gaming
  
  “But it’s not only about that word, it’s not about the ‘n-word’ in general, just using offensive language to anyone, any colour, I think is not correct and that’s what we have to work on in general all over the world not only in F1 with Lewis specifically but to anyone in the world Gaming
  
  Let it be a lesson for the future not to use that word because it’s very offensive and especially nowadays it gains even more traction Gaming
  
  ” Three-time world champion Piquet was widely condemned earlier this week for using racial language to describe Mercedes star Hamilton in an interview - he has since apologised and says his comments were mistranslated Gaming
  
  But I fully agree, of course, that you cannot use these words Gaming
  
  Piquet is the father of Verstappen’s girlfriend Kelly Piquet and the Red Bull driver - who has “spent time” with the Brazilian - says the 69-year-old did not mean to use a racial slur Gaming
  
  “He’s actually a really nice and relaxed guy Gaming
  
  ”The Belgian-Dutch driver added that he has not spoken to Piquet about the comments from the November interview, insisting the 69-year-old knows it “wasn’t the right word to use Gaming
  
  RecommendedLewis Hamilton insists he ‘can’t do it alone’ in F1’s fight against discrimination ‘Enough is enough’: Lewis Hamilton hits back at Bernie Ecclestone and Nelson Piquet“He already said in his statement I think he realised that he used the wrong word Gaming
  
  “It can be interpreted in two ways and of course people pick up on the bad side and then it gets really blown out of proportion Gaming
  
  ” Gaming
  
  “I think the wording which was used, even though of course with different kinds of cultures and things probably they said when they were little and younger, was not correct Gaming
  
  But I think it’s still just better not to use it Gaming
  
  ”RecommendedFormer F1 boss Bernie Eccleston ‘surprised’ Hamilton hasn’t ‘brushed aside’ Piquet’s racist commentFrom Red Bull demotion to shot at redemption: Alex Albon on his Formula 1 journeyJewellery row with FIA could see Lewis Hamilton miss Silverstone Grand Prix“I’ve spent a bit of time with Nelson, I think more than the average person in general, and he is definitely not a racist,” said Verstappen Gaming
  
  ”“I don’t think he needs me to tell him what is right and what isn’t,” Verstappen added Gaming
  
  Max Verstappen believes Nelson Piquet is not a racist and should not be banned from the F1 paddock - yet agreed that his racist language used to describe Lewis Hamilton was “very offensive Gaming
  
  “Everyone is against racism - I think it’s very straight, there’s nothing more you can make of that,” Verstappen said, ahead of the British Grand Prix Gaming
  
  Let it be a lesson for the future not to use that word because it’s very offensive and especially nowadays it gains even more traction Gaming
  
  I think he realised it was probably not the correct word to use – well, clearly it’s not the correct word to use Gaming
  
  Because I know Nelson personally, people label him as a racist now, which I don’t think he is Gaming
  
  
  
  “Everyone is against racism - I think it’s very straight, there’s nothing more you can make of that,” Verstappen said, ahead of the British Grand Prix Gaming
  
  Piquet is the father of Verstappen’s girlfriend Kelly Piquet and the Red Bull driver - who has “spent time” with the Brazilian - says the 69-year-old did not mean to use a racial slur Gaming
  
  I think he realised it was probably not the correct word to use – well, clearly it’s not the correct word to use Gaming
  
  “I think the wording which was used, even though of course with different kinds of cultures and things probably they said when they were little and younger, was not correct Gaming
  
  Because I know Nelson personally, people label him as a racist now, which I don’t think he is Gaming
  
  But I fully agree, of course, that you cannot use these words Gaming
  
  But I think it’s still just better not to use it Gaming
  
  “But it’s not only about that word, it’s not about the ‘n-word’ in general, just using offensive language to anyone, any colour, I think is not correct and that’s what we have to work on in general all over the world not only in F1 with Lewis specifically but to anyone in the world Gaming
  
  ”The Belgian-Dutch driver added that he has not spoken to Piquet about the comments from the November interview, insisting the 69-year-old knows it “wasn’t the right word to use Gaming
  
  Max Verstappen believes Nelson Piquet is not a racist and should not be banned from the F1 paddock - yet agreed that his racist language used to describe Lewis Hamilton was “very offensive Gaming
  
  RecommendedLewis Hamilton insists he ‘can’t do it alone’ in F1’s fight against discrimination ‘Enough is enough’: Lewis Hamilton hits back at Bernie Ecclestone and Nelson Piquet“He already said in his statement I think he realised that he used the wrong word Gaming
  
  Let it be a lesson for the future not to use that word because it’s very offensive and especially nowadays it gains even more traction Gaming
  
  ” Three-time world champion Piquet was widely condemned earlier this week for using racial language to describe Mercedes star Hamilton in an interview - he has since apologised and says his comments were mistranslated Gaming
  
  So who am I to then call him? I don’t think it will change anything anyway Gaming
  
  “I’m pretty sure also, in the statement he released, I think you can see the word in two ways Gaming
  
  ” Gaming
  
  ”RecommendedFormer F1 boss Bernie Eccleston ‘surprised’ Hamilton hasn’t ‘brushed aside’ Piquet’s racist commentFrom Red Bull demotion to shot at redemption: Alex Albon on his Formula 1 journeyJewellery row with FIA could see Lewis Hamilton miss Silverstone Grand Prix“I’ve spent a bit of time with Nelson, I think more than the average person in general, and he is definitely not a racist,” said Verstappen Gaming
  
  “I think the wording which was used, even though of course with different kinds of cultures and things probably they said when they were little and younger, was not correct Gaming
  
  Let it be a lesson for the future not to use that word because it’s very offensive and especially nowadays it gains even more traction Gaming
  
  “He’s actually a really nice and relaxed guy Gaming
  
  “It can be interpreted in two ways and of course people pick up on the bad side and then it gets really blown out of proportion Gaming
  
  ”“I don’t think he needs me to tell him what is right and what isn’t,” Verstappen added Gaming