Kravitz wants to put Verstappen quarrel behind him: 'Drew a line under it'

Max Verstappen and Ted Kravitz no longer have problems with each other, the Formula One journalist told Sky Sports. Both men sat down with each other after the Mexico Grand Prix and decided to talk out the feud.

The Dutchman was decidedly unsympathetic to Kravitz's earlier remarks, which made him decide to intervene and stop appearing in front of the English camera in Mexico. It garnered a lot of attention in the media and so both parties decided to talk to each other.

Verstappen revealed earlier that it has become clear to him that things were not meant to be this way and that there were some misunderstandings. It was therefore enough for Verstappen and Kravitz to put the past behind them and resume interviews on the Brazilian grid.

Speaking to his own medium, Kravitz decided to briefly address the issue, although he did not want to spend many words on it. "We sat down, we had a good chat but as Max said yesterday we drew a line under it," said Kravitz, who saw Verstappen secure second position for the sprint race in Brazil.