Max Verstappen was apparently thrilled when informed of what his FIA punishment for swearing would involve. read more »

Perhaps in one way the punishment serves the ridiculous nature of the crime. The inconvenience of an eight-and-a-half-hour flight each way to Rwanda to "undertake some... read more »

Max Verstappen is given details of the "work of public interest" he must carry out after swearing during the FIA press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen will do an activity with junior competitors in Rwanda as his "work of public interest" for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen will serve his community service punishment for swearing in an FIA press conference in Rwanda, where Formula 1's governing body is staging its end-of-season... read more »

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will serve a penalty for swearing when he visits Rwanda next week to collect his winner's trophy, the FIA said. read more »

Max Verstappen will serve his FIA press conference swearing punishment while in Rwanda for the governing body's annual awards ceremony next week.The Red Bull driver was... read more »

The FIA has clarified the parameters of the community service punishment that Max Verstappen will undergo in response to swearing in a Formula 1 press conference. The post FIA... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff showed some rare support on Thursday for FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and his campaign to cut swearing in the sport. read more »

It is like Formula 1 is trying to out-do the Netflix cameras this season, given the current spate of swearing and angry rows witnessed across the grid.The weekly sackings at... read more »

A Mercedes Formula 1 star has hilariously demanded that one of his rivals is given a fine for swearing during a press conference. read more »

The FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been under intense scrutiny in the latter parts of 2024 due to an open letter from the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, which is... read more »

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has made his feelings known about drivers swearing, and a former FIA steward thinks it's from a "desire to flex your muscles." read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Formula 1 teams and drivers must sort out differences with the FIA behind closed doors and not "fight" in public as tensions... read more »

Max Verstappen has said that Formula 1 has become “less enjoyable” after new regulations introduced by the FIA have seen him penalised for bad language. The reigning champion... read more »

Mohammed Ben Sulayem found himself the subject of a damning letter from the Grand Prix Drivers' Association last week at a crucial time as he is rapidly approaching... read more »

On the back of the swearing saga, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) has now issued a statement, urging FIA to treat them like adults in the future. read more »

All 20 current F1 drivers call on the FIA to rethink its recently introduced crackdown on swearing, urging the sport's governing body to treat them as adults. read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers Association has released a statement addressing the FIA over their recent clamp down on Formula 1 drivers swearing. The post F1 drivers urge FIA... read more »

Formula 1's drivers have called for FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to "consider his own tone and language" through a Grand Prix Drivers Association... read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association has hit back against the FIA over recent punishments for swearing, stating "our members are adults." read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA) has called out FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in response to Formula 1's recent swearing saga. read more »

Formula 1 drivers urge the sport's governing body to treat them like adults after Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc were punished for swearing. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has been give a fine for swearing during the post-race press conference at the Mexico City Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc is fined for swearing in a news conference after last weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix. read more »