Max Verstappen summoned to stewards for breaking FIA’s strict new rule ahead of Singapore Grand Prix
Max Verstappen has become the first victim of the FIA’s clamp down on swearing. Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem spoke about the foul language being used within the sport of Formula 1. He said: “I mean, we have to differentiate between our sport – motorsport – and rap music.
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McLaren asked by FIA to modify rear wing after 'mini-DRS' controversyMcLaren has been asked by the FIA to modify its rear wing design in the wake of the controversy over its 'mini-DRS', ...
The Haas driver faced a one-race ban after accumulating 12 penalty points on his super license, with a pivotal incident ...
A recent move by the FIA to clamp down on expletive-filled team radio messages has prompted vocal responses from drivers like ...
The FIA has arrested its own official, Aneeq, and his father for illegally issuing blue passports to Afghan citizens between ...
Oscar Piastri says he’s happy with the apparent flexible rear wing on his race-winning car but it’s not a “magic bullet” ...
Daniel Ricciardo has ignited speculation about his future in Formula 1 whilst speaking to the media ahead of the Singapore ...
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McLaren ignore complaints from rivals: 'Only the FIA's opinion matters'Rob Marshall, McLaren's Chief Designer, has dismissed any concern from rivals about the flexible rear wings that became a talking point after Oscar Piastri's win at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Marshall ...
McLaren Racing heads into the Singapore Grand Prix as Formula 1’s hot new darlings and the team that just may be the ones to ...
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