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YAS MARINA, Abu Dhabi -- Max Verstappen says he is neutral to the recent comparisons made between his drive at the Brazilian Grand Prix and Ayrton Senna.Verstappen stole the headlines at Interlagos as he put on an overtaking clinic in the wet conditions, charging from 16th to third in the final portion of the race. Red Bull boss Christian Horner later said the drive deserved to be compared to some of Senna and Michael Schumachers career-defining races in the wet.Speaking about that praise on Wednesday in Abu Dhabi, Verstappen said: Its nice for sure but its also very important to stay neutral about it. That was a great race, but its finished now and Im focusing ahead. The day after I was still very happy with the performance, thats for sure.It was very difficult and at the end I was also just very happy to finish the race. The last sector was very difficult to drive, so on the last lap I was very happy that was the last lap of the race.When asked if he felt the race answered those who have questioned his aggressive technique this year, he replied: I always thought that was fine. Like I said before, Im always focusing on myself and trying to do the best possible race and result. Thats how it goes, I dont care about other opinions.One of Verstappens most enjoyable overtakes was on Sebastian Vettel, who he has come to blows with on several occasions this year. The pass starting with him undercutting Vettel at the bottom of the hill running up towards the final corner and finished with the Ferrari driver being forced wide by Verstappen.Though Vettel complained about Verstappens driving after the race, the Dutch teenager admits the four-time world champion contacted him later with a different view of the incident.He sent me a text after the race, but that was mainly about the tyres. 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Trump chose Florida Panthers owner Vincent Viola to serve as Army secretary.Viola, a 1977 West Point graduate who bought the Panthers in 2013, will need to be confirmed by the Senate. If that happens, then -- pending NHL approval -- ownership of the Panthers would remain in the Viola family, and his roles as chairman and governor of the club would be filled by Doug Cifu, a partner in the ownership group.Viola would become the Armys top civilian official.It is an honor to be nominated to serve our country, he said.Trump called Viola an incredibly accomplished and selfless individual.Whether it is his distinguished military service or highly impressive track record in the world of business, Vinnie has proved throughout his life that he knows how to be a leader and deliver major results in the face of any challenge, Trump said in a statement. He is a man of outstanding work ethic, integrity and strategic vision, with an exceptional ability to motivate others.Violas Army ties run deep and have carried over into his leadership of the Panthers. The team has held training camps and played exhibition games at West Point, has several West Point graduates and military veterans working in the front office, and incorporates some military thinking into its day-to-day marketing strategies.Our hockey team has always been proud to be part of Mr. Violas legacy, Panthers president of hockey operations Dale Tallon said. We admire his dedication too his country and are excited to watch him pursue this new endeavor.ddddddddddddTrump, in announcing Viola as his pick, said he was living proof of the American dream.Viola founded Virtu Financial, an electronic trading firm that has a multibillion-dollar valuation. He is listed 374th on Forbes Magazines top 400 with a net worth of $1.8 billion.Violas father served in the Army during World War II. Viola became the first member of his family -- Italian immigrants living in Brooklyn -- to attend college. He served in the 101st Airborne Division, then was part of the U.S. Army Reserve after his active duty.Hes a graduate of New York Law School, has long been involved with philanthropic projects and is a past winner of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor. In 2003, he founded and helped fund the creation of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.We could not be more proud for Vinnie and his dedication to our country, Panthers president and CEO Matthew Caldwell said.The NHL offered Viola congratulations.The club has assured us that the day-to-day operations of the Panthers franchise will not be affected by this development, and we will certainly work closely with the club to ensure that is the case, the NHL said in a statement. 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