Verstappen hit out at Red Bull’s strategy as he languished behind the McLarens for most of the race, his frustrations culminating in a collision with Lewis Hamilton.
Attempting an overtake into Turn 1, the Dutchman locked up and launched his car into the air, with the stewards placing him under investigation.
The night before the grand prix Verstappen took part in the ‘24 Hours of Spa’ sim racing event until 3am, with his critics suggesting the late night impacted his performance on-track.
According to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, he initiated ‘clear the air talks’ between Verstappen and Lambiase on the Thursday before the Belgian GP.
The pair had reportedly put the race behind them, with Horner likening the situation to ‘counselling’.
This newfound stability within the Red Bull team has clearly had an impact at Spa, with Verstappen and Sergio Perez both impressing in qualifying.