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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

The Guardian - UK

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.

Motorsport

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

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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.

Autosport

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.

Autosport

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.

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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.

Motorsport

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.

Autosport

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.

Autosport

Max Verstappen Punished For Swearing In F1 News Conference

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen faces consequences for profanity use in press conference, sparking debate on driver conduct and broadcasting roles in mot...

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Singapore Grand Prix: Max Verstappen punished by FIA for swearing in description of Red Bull car

Verstappen said he had “no words” on the decision

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The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen punished for swearing in FIA Singapore GP press conference

Max Verstappen has been punished by Formula One’s governing body for swearing in the buildup to the Singapore Grand Prix

Autosport

F1 Singapore GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

Lando Norris topped the Friday practice times for McLaren ahead of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. Here’s how and when to watch qualifying.The British driver led FP2 by just 0.058s over Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, with the pair comfortably clear of the rest of the field during the qualifying simulation…

Autosport

Inside the WRC’s search for its next Michele Mouton

“It is easier to dream about doing something when you have seen someone doing it.”

Motorsport

Ferrari: McLaren rear wing legality was ‘black and white’ matter

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says the legality of McLaren’s controversial ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing was a black-and-white matter, after the FIA intervened to request it be changed.

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Ferrari aiming for clarity over WEC restarts after failed Spa appeal

Ferrari is hopeful of a clarification of rules governing World Endurance Championship restarts after the loss of its appeal against the failed protest of the results of May’s Spa round.

Autosport

Ben Hunt: F1 drivers should carry on swearing

Social vulgarity or a reflection of human emotion?

Autosport

Ferrari aiming to get clarity over WEC restarts after failed Spa appeal

Ferrari is hopeful of a clarification of rules governing World Endurance Championship restarts after the loss of its appeal against the failed protest of the results of May’s Spa round.

Autosport

McLaren to modify rear wing after FIA request

McLaren is to to modify its rear wing design after being asked by the FIA in the wake of the controversy over its 'mini-DRS'.

Motorsport

McLaren to modify rear wing after 'mini-DRS' controversy

McLaren will modify its rear-wing design in the wake of the controversy over its 'mini-DRS' after a request from the FIA.

Autosport

Verstappen punished for swearing in Singapore GP press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Verstappen ordered to do public service work for swearing in press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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