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RacingNews365 takes a look back at the last time Max Verstappen completed FIA community service following swear-gate.
Max Verstappen has been ordered to serve community service by the FIA for swearing during the Singapore press conference, this being his second instance. The use of inappropriate language, specifically the word “fucked,” led to this punishment following FIA’s prior warning on reducing swearing. Verstappen was found to have breached the sporting code and was given a “work of public interest.” Despite not serving it yet, Lewis Hamilton advised him to boycott the punishment, prompting a look back at his previous community service incident. The origins of his first community service stemmed from the 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix, where a collision with Esteban Ocon led to a penalty and educational approach from the FIA. Verstappen’s involvement in the Formula E Marrakesh E-Prix as an observer and participant in steward activities allowed him to reflect positively on the experience, learning valuable lessons from the sanction.
