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F1: GPDA demand better driver treatment from FIA amid swearing sanctions

F1: GPDA demand better driver treatment from FIA amid swearing sanctions

Formula 1 drivers through the Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA) has called on the FIA to treat them like adults in the wake of the controversy over swearing, Afrosport reports. A collective statement posted on the GPDA Instagram page showed unity with Max Verstappen after he was given community service by the FIA for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix Thursday press conference. Charles Leclerc was...

F1: Hamilton expects Red Bull to bounce back in Japanese GP

F1: Hamilton congratulates Verstappen after epic Sao Paulo GP win

Lewis Hamilton has congratulated Max Verstappen after winning the Formula 1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix in epic style from 17th on the grid, Afrosport reports. Verstappen put in a fantastic drive at Interlagos to take the victory ahead Alpine's Esteban Ocon by over 19 seconds. It was a remarkable recovery from the Dutch driver, who started from 17th after he was knocked out of the second...

F1: Verstappen handed time penalty for breaching VSC rules during Sao Paulo GP sprint race

F1: Verstappen handed time penalty for breaching VSC rules during Sao Paulo GP sprint race

Max Verstappen has been hit with a five-second time penalty following a breach of the Virtual Safety Car (VSC) rules during the Formula 1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix sprint race on Saturday, Afrosport reports. The Red Bull driver finished in third place ahead Ferrari's Charles Leclerc whom he overtook during the race. The penalty has now demoted him to fourth where he started the sprint race...

F1: Verstappen hits back at Damon Hill over driving criticism

Max Verstappen has hit back at 1996 Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill who criticised him over his aggressive driving style, Afrosport reports. The Red Bull driver has been subject to criticism from the F1 paddock following last weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix where he picked up two 10-second time penalties for incidents with title rival Lando Norris. The penalties meant Verstappen could only finish sixth,...

F1: Hill compares Verstappen driving to Brazil legend Senna ahead of Sao Paulo GP

F1: Hill compares Verstappen driving to Brazil legend Senna ahead of Sao Paulo GP

1996 Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill has compared the aggressive driving of Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen to late Brazil racing legend Ayrton Senna ahead of this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Afrosport reports. Verstappen came under the radar for his driving at the Mexico City Grand Prix last weekend where he and title rival Lando Norris went off the track in their battle...