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Max Verstappen has provided more clarify over the expectations of his punishment for using the F-word during the FIA drivers’ press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix, whilst also calling the whole episode “bizarre”.
Max Verstappen hinted at his swearing punishment, expressing he did not want to focus his energy on the incident during the Singapore Grand Prix press conference. He breached Article 12.2.1.k of the International Sporting Code, leading to an obligation for public interest work. Verstappen used the F-word in response to a journalist’s question, sparking controversy amidst calls to limit swearing broadcast by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Despite facing consequences, Verstappen strongly opposed the notion of banning swearing, questioning the approach. The specifics of his punishment remain vague, with the drivers’ champion admitting his surprise at the situation. Amidst a challenging weekend for Red Bull at Marina Bay Street Circuit, Verstappen aims to focus on extending his drivers’ title lead rather than dwelling on the sanction.
