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.
Max Verstappen’s race engineer GianPiero Lambiase promoted as part of Red Bull F1 restructure
Max Verstappen’s Formula One race engineer, GianPiero Lambiase, has been promoted as part of a restructure within Red Bull Racing following the departure of sporting director Jonathan Wheatley. Wheatley will leave Red Bull in 2025 to become the team principal of Audi’s new F1 team,
Max Verstappen has said Formula One should not air team radio if the sport was concerned about bad language after the head of ...
Max Verstappen criticizes the FIA's decision to minimize swearing on Formula One team radios. FIA President Mohammed Ben ...
Sky Sports commentator David Croft has come under fire from Formula 1 fans over one Daniel Ricciardo question.
The consequences for three-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen have been revealed after it was announced that a key ally ...
Max Verstappen criticized the FIA's effort to curb bad language on team radio broadcasts. FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem ...
For Lando Norris to only gain three points on Max Verstappen in the Formula One championship fight may have been met with ...
Formula One statistics for Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay circuit, round 18 of the 22 race season: ...
Lando Norris declared Thursday he has "nothing to lose" as he aims to close the Formula One world title gap on Max Verstappen at this week's Singapore Grand Prix.
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