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Exclusive: Jos Verstappen calls FIA swearing row "the most ridiculous thing"

Jos Verstappen has slammed the “ridiculous” mandated community service that Max Verstappen received in Singapore for swearing during an official FIA press conference.

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Exclusive: Jos Verstappen on FIA swearing row - ‘The most ridiculous thing’

Speaking exclusively to Motorsport.com, Jos Verstappen slammed the mandated community service that Max Verstappen received in Singapore for swearing in an official FIA press conference.

Motorsport

Elfyn Evans keeps WRC Rally Chile lead after Hyundai protest

Toyota’s Elfyn Evans has held onto the Rally Chile lead after stewards rejected a protest from the Hyundai World Rally Championship team against the reallocation of a notional stage time.

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Evans holds WRC Rally Chile lead after failed Hyundai protest

Toyota’s Elfyn Evans has held onto the Rally Chile lead after stewards rejected a protest from the Hyundai World Rally Championship team against the reallocation of a notional stage time.

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Ogier latest to protest FIA clampdown after Verstappen swearing saga

Sebastien Ogier has explained the reason for his short replies in Rally Chile stage-end interviews stating, “we have been told by the top of the FIA to shut our mouths”.

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Tanak unsure how to act following FIA sanctions for Ogier, Verstappen

Ott Tänak says it’s “really difficult to know how to act” in interviews following the FIA’s sanctions for comments made by World Rally Championship rival Sebastian Ogier and Formula 1’s Max Verstappen.

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FIA: It’s not too late to attract new marques to WRC in 2027

The FIA is confident it is not too late to attract new manufacturers to the World Rally Championship in 2027 amid plans to announce new technical regulations in December.

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Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current F1 Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

Motorsport

How worried should F1 be about Verstappen walking away?

As a triple world champion Verstappen is used to being the focal point of attention on a grand prix weekend, but in Singapore the Red Bull driver caught the spotlights for the wrong reasons, caught up in a controversy with the FIA over swearing in the Thursday press conference.

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Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

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Analysis: Verstappen shows his petty side when FIA foolishly punishes him for cursing

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The Independent UK

Seven things we learned from the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix

Proceedings in Singapore were not quite as compelling compared to those in Azerbaijan a week ago. There was no battle for the lead, nor was there a real three-team battle at the front; instead, this was a championship big-picture race.

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F1's break to take the sting out of Verstappen's rift with the FIA

Max Verstappen's rift with the FIA over their decision to hand him a community service sanction for swearing, is poised to fizzle out.

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F1 drivers united before FIA talks on Max Verstappen swearing row

F1 drivers are to hold crunch talks after Max Verstappen was hit with a community service order for swearing

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F1 drivers set for private talks over response to Verstappen swearing controversy

Formula 1 drivers are planning discussions about how best to respond to their unease about the FIA’s hardline response to Max Verstappen swearing in a press conference.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen threatens to quit F1 after ‘silly’ punishment for swearing

Red Bull driver said he finds the FIA’s decision-making ‘really tiring’ and feels they are sucking the joy out of racing for him

Autosport

Why McLaren sees only "good news" from its flexi rear wing controversy

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella thinks it is a good thing rival teams are complaining about its car – because this shows they are distracted from their own efforts.

Autosport

Ben Hunt: Verstappen’s press conference stunt shows he is becoming one of F1’s greats

Max Verstappen's performance in the post-qualifying press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix was one of those moments which might yet come to define the season.

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F1 Singapore Grand Prix – Start time, starting grid, how to watch, & more

Lando Norris will start from pole position for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. Here's how and when you can watch the race.

Motorsport

Hamilton hopes Verstappen ignores FIA punishment for swearing

Lewis Hamilton has told Max Verstappen not to complete the "work of public interest" he has been handed as punishment for swearing in a Formula 1 press conference.

Motorsport

How Verstappen’s press conference protest against swearing penalty played out

Max Verstappen’s press conference protest against the FIA played out in dramatic fashion following qualifying for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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How Verstappen’s press conference protest for swearing penalty played out

Max Verstappen’s press conference protest against the FIA played out in dramatic fashion following qualifying for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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Verstappen stages press conference protest against FIA swearing penalty

Max Verstappen refused to answer most questions during a bizarre post-qualifying press conference as he appeared to protest the FIA's decision to give him community service for swearing.

Autosport

Sainz fined for crossing track after Singapore Q3 crash

Carlos Sainz has been given a €25,000 fine with half of it suspended for crossing a live Formula 1 track after his crash in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.

Autosport

Why McLaren losing 'mini-DRS' is not the game changer its rivals hoped for

McLaren’s decision to go ahead and modify its rear wing design to remove its 'mini-DRS' concept has been a huge talking point at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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