After the race in Boc City, the next event was at the Hungaroring Circuit in Hungary, scheduled to start at the end of May. This left a full twenty-day break.
Wu Shi had some free time, so he could return to Italy to rest for a few days.
Although the Boc City race was over, the public discourse surrounding it continued for quite some time.
This was because Wu Shi had lost a race win—the only one he hadn't secured since entering F3.
And the biggest reason for this loss was Verstappen's aggressive driving.
On top of that, Verstappen was involved in another incident in the third race, and it looked as if Wu Shi had deliberately cut him off.
This led to all sorts of claims flying around on social media. The headlines from sources with at least a shred of a moral compass were still relatively conservative.
For example: "The Open and Underhanded Rivalry Between Van Amersfoort Racing Team's Wu Shi and Max Verstappen!"
