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Heineken has teamed up with Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen for a global campaign to deter people from drink driving.

By Ed Carruthers For Mailonline. Max Verstappen has appeared in a new advert for the drinks brand Heineken starring as 'the designated driver'. The advertisement is part of the brand's new campaign which encourages responsible drinking while promoting their non-alcoholic beer, Heineken 0. The two-time world champion stars in the clip which plays on the fact that he is currently one of the best drivers in Formula 1 , having dominated the field to clinch his ninth win of the season at the Hungarian Grand Prix last weekend. He set a new record in the sport , picking up Red Bull's 12th straight victory, surpassing Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost's record of 11 straight wins with McLaren. The advert features a group of friends sat in a bar trying to decide who should drive home, with one saying 'who's the best driver' before Verstappen picks up a set of car keys. Double world champion Max Verstappen pictured has appeared in an advertisement with Heineken.

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Sky Sports were left with no choice but to pull an advert featuring Max Verstappen following a complaint from F1 giants Red Bull. All eyes will be on Verstappen this weekend as the Dutchman goes head-to-head with Brit Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling winner-takes-all scenario in the last Grand Prix of the season in Abu Dhabi. The two drivers are amazingly level on But the broadcasting giant's coverage of the race did not get off to the best start after they were subject to an issue raised by Red Bull over one of their adverts. The advert was played as Sky showed the practice sessions on Friday, and it featured a slow-motion replay of Verstappen's massive crash at Silverstone earlier this year. The incident, which involved Hamilton, saw Verstappen knocked unconscious, and it was without a doubt the most severe collision of his young career. As the footage played on the Sky advert, a message bearing the words 'Merry Christmas' appeared on the screen. Red Bull clearly believed it was not appropriate, and got in touch to get it removed, which Sky promptly did. A source told RacingNews Meanwhile, both Hamilton and Verstappen appeared pleased with the decision for Sky and Channel 4 to share the coverage of Sunday's race. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding.

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Thanks for reading today and emailing in, see you next time for race No 2 out of 24 for this marathon season. We had a problem with the brakes, with Charles, in the first 20 laps. What we have to keep in mind is that last year we were not at 24 seconds [behind], we were at For whatever reason we had massive engine overheating. Yesterday we showed the true potential of the car. I mean, Max was in a different galaxy. We need to look at ourselves, why we lost so much performance on the harder tyre. We got the cooling level wrong, and therefore you have to lift and coast … with the performance of the tyres, it was a bit of a vicious circle. Degradation is obviously high with the car.

Max verstappen live ad

This feature is currently not available because you need to provide consent to functional cookies. Please update your cookie preferences. It has been quite the journey for Max Verstappen, from a year-old baby faced rookie to a three-time world champion. After his latest triumph we look back on the Red Bull driver's epic story so far. Verstappen sealed his third consecutive championship in a row at the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint. While he only needed to finish sixth, he wound up crossing the line in second place behind the McLaren of Oscar Piastri.

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Coventry City handed Premier League opposition while winner of The Red Bull driver, who is leading the way in the Formula 1 drivers standings, was seen in the advert that hopes to promote responsible drinking. FA Cup semi-final draw simulated All eyes will be on Verstappen this weekend as the Dutchman goes head-to-head with Brit Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling winner-takes-all scenario in the last Grand Prix of the season in Abu Dhabi. The Red Bull driver, who sits a whopping points clear of his team-mate Sergio Perez in second place in the F1 standings, is seen repeatedly driving his friends home from multiple different nights out. Would you like to receive news notifications from Daily Express? By Ed Carruthers For Mailonline. Bing Site Web Enter search term: Search. Planning Manager Competitive Dentsu, London. Christian Horner accuser 'is angry and upset she was never shown full sex-text dossier' which cleared him of View all.

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The Red Bull driver, who sits a whopping points clear of his team-mate Sergio Perez in second place in the F1 standings, is seen repeatedly driving his friends home from multiple different nights out. Planning Director Competitive Dentsu, London. Brazil deliver Man United hammer blow as they reveal Casemiro is injured, hours before crunch Liverpool Declan Rice clears up why his shorts were stained with a 'very suspicious' mark against Porto The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. FA Cup semi-final draw simulated Verstappen is looking to win his first title this weekend Image: Getty. Get the latest creative jobs in advertising, media, marketing and digital delivered directly to your inbox each day. A source told RacingNews Max Verstappen has appeared in a new advert for the drinks brand Heineken starring as 'the designated driver'.