FIA make new Max Verstappen penalty decision after he refuses to answer questions during press conference
Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, have reportedly made a decision on Max Verstappen’s press conference antics. Heading into the weekend, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem suggested the need to clamp down on swearing within the sport.
During the official press conference, Verstappen refused to give any detailed answers to the questions asked by host Tom ...
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen's brief answers to the media after the Singapore GP qualifying were an unusual behavior that ...
Max Verstappen held his own Singapore Grand Prix press conference after being penalized by the FIA for swearing.
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