Max Verstappen ordered to complete public interest work for inappropriate language at Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen has been ordered to complete work of public interest after using inappropriate language during the FIA Thursday driver press conference ahead of the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver,
Max Verstappen summoned to stewards after ironically breaking rule at Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen, the Formula 1 driver, has been summoned by the sport's stewards after using an expletive during a press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite being asked to refrain from swearing during official FIA media sessions, the Dutchman ignored this request while discussing his Red Bull car, which he described as being "f***ed".
Max Verstappen was in no mood to address the punishment given to him for swearing in the FIA press conference in Singapore.
Confirming the interest to ORF in Singapore, Lord explained: “We're aiming to bring Max Verstappen to Mercedes in 2026 ...
Max Verstappen, the current leader in the Formula 1 World Championship, has expressed a rare sense of pessimism ahead of the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix at th ...
With its high heat and humidity, the Singapore Grand Prix is one of the toughest races of the year for both car and driver.
McLaren's Lando Norris set the pace in a floodlit second practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix on Friday with ...
Formula One leaders McLaren have modified the rear wings on their cars at the Singapore Grand Prix after talks with the ...
The Singapore GP debuted in 2008 as the sport’s first race under floodlights, but the race was quickly tainted by the ...
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was quickest in first practice for the Singapore Grand Prix on Friday, less than a tenth of a ...
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