Max Verstappen holds talks with F1 stewards at Singapore GP over swearing row
Max Verstappen dubbed the FIA’s decision to punish him for using bad language in a press conference ‘ridiculous’ as F1’s swearing row begins to heat up. Verstappen finished second fastest in Saturday’s qualifying session at the Singapore Grand Prix, but the Dutchman has spent most of the weekend in the spotlight because of his off-track antics.
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