Max Verstappen said the rear wing failure on his Red Bull that caused him to crash at two consecutive grands prix was "super-dangerous".
The four-time world champion was chasing Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari for second place in the British Grand Prix when he lost control at the high-speed Stowe corner on lap 47.
The incident, as well as a crash in qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix the weekend before, were caused by his rear wing failing to close properly when straight-line mode switched off on corner entry.
Verstappen, who swore about the car over the team radio after the accident at Silverstone, said: "It's super-dangerous because you can really hurt yourself two times.
"I was lucky in Austria, I was lucky here. That's why you get really fed up with it."
The four-time world champion was chasing Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari for second place in the British Grand Prix when he lost control at the high-speed Stowe corner on lap 47.
The incident, as well as a crash in qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix the weekend before, were caused by his rear wing failing to close properly when straight-line mode switched off on corner entry.
Verstappen, who swore about the car over the team radio after the accident at Silverstone, said: "It's super-dangerous because you can really hurt yourself two times.
"I was lucky in Austria, I was lucky here. That's why you get really fed up with it."
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