Singapore GP: Max Verstappen weighs in on F1 swearing row
Max Verstappen has hit back at suggestions for F1 drivers to mind their language on the team radio. Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images Max Verstappen said Formula 1 should not air team radio if the sport was concerned about bad language after the head of ...
Max Verstappen hits back after F1 drivers are given ‘swearing ban’ by FIA president
Max Verstappen has blasted FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after he called for Formula One drivers to watch their language while they race. Swear words – albeit bleeped out – have become commonplace during F1 weekends thanks to broadcasters’ increased access to driver/team radios.
Sky Sports F1 presenter and lead commentator David Croft has addressed accusations from Red Bull's chief technical officer, ...
But Max Verstappen has urged his former teammate to look back on ... but it is not believed Ricciardo is in the running ...
Max Verstappen has openly supported his former teammate Daniel Ricciardo amidst ongoing uncertainties surrounding Ricciardo's ...
A recent move by the FIA to clamp down on expletive-filled team radio messages has prompted vocal responses from drivers like ...
The fallout from Baku has rumbled on though, after the controversial late crash between Ferrari 's Carlos Sainz and Sergio ...
Speculation grows over Max Verstappen's future with rumors of a Mercedes deal and Red Bull facing major changes in a season ...
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Max Verstappen clashes with F1 chief over team radio criticismMax Verstappen has clapped back at FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem for his negative remarks on the use of strong language ...
A Red Bull chief has expressed his fury following Sergio Perez's dramatic late crash at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. ➡️ READ ...
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