Max Verstappen and Red Bull will discuss to Sky Sports as regular on the Brazilian Grand Prix, regardless of a boycott of the broadcaster eventually month’s Mexican Grand Prix.

Verstappen did not talk to Sky’s channels on Saturday or Sunday on the Mexico City race, citing what he considered to be disrespectful protection in the direction of him.

The remark which prompted the boycott was pundit Ted Kravitz saying Lewis Hamilton was “robbed” of the 2021 championship, which Verstappen gained at a controversial finale in Abu Dhabi final 12 months.

Red Bull has stated the remark was “the straw that broke the camel’s back” after what it perceived to be disrespectful protection of Verstappen all through the season.

Sky Sports F1 chief Billy McGinty visited Red Bull’s headquarters on Monday for clear-the-air talks, though Verstappen’s teammate Sergio Perez had spoken to Sky Sports at an occasion in Las Vegas, selling town’s 2023 F1 rave throughout the weekend.

Red Bull has confirmed to ESPN that standard service will resume for the ultimate two races, which had at all times been the staff’s plan, with the staff feeling {that a} assertion was made with the Mexico boycott.

Verstappen broke the document for essentially the most wins in a season in Mexico together with his 14th victory of the 12 months. The F1 season concludes with a again to again of Brazil (Nov. 13) and Abu Dhabi (Nov. 20).