Controversial Max Verstappen punishment leaves drivers ‘upset’ as FIA ruffles feathers
Other drivers have been left ‘upset’ after Max Verstappen was punished for using swear words during the FIA press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix, according to Alexander Wurz, head of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association.
FIA Scrutiny Prompts McLaren to Modify Rear Wing Design Ahead of Singapore Race
McLaren plans to modify their rear wings after scrutiny at the Singapore Grand Prix. They lead the standings but face concerns from rivals regarding wing compliance. The FIA may engage other teams about similar issues as the season progresses.
Carlos Sainz is under investigation by the FIA for breaching safety protocols during the Singapore Grand Prix qualifying ...
Pakistani authorities have arrested nine Afghan nationals attempting to enter the country using fake medical visas, the ...
El campeón de la Fórmula Uno Max Verstappen fue castigado el viernes por decir groserías en la conferencia de prensa en donde ...
Damon Hill has had enough of apologizing on behalf of others as he too joins the dark side against FIA latest act to avoid TV ...
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Max Verstappen conduct ‘unacceptable’ as FIA initiate swearing clampdownAnthony Davidson says it was “unacceptable” that Max Verstappen swore in an FIA press conference after the drivers were told ...
Max Verstappen was punished under the bracket of misconduct after swearing during the Thursday press conference in Singapore, ...
Three-time world champion Max Verstappen was struck with a penalty by the FIA after swearing in a press conference on ...
McLaren's Lando Norris went fastest Friday to lead Ferrari pair Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in second practice for the ...
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