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FIA make crunch call on Max Verstappen bizarre incident at F1 Hungarian GP
Max Verstappen is under investigation for a bizarre incident which occurred during second practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Four-time world champion Verstappen was seen throwing an object, which appeared to look like a towel, out of the cockpit of his Red Bull car and onto the side of the track on the straight before Turn 4.
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Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle calls for Hungarian GP 'delay' in swipe at FIA race director
Sky Sports pundit and F1 legend Martin Brundle has taken a swipe at the FIA’s race director ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix ...
Max Verstappen bizarrely threw out a face towel during second practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix but has avoided a penalty; ...
Since then, Max Verstappen has finally confirmed his immediate future lies with Red Bull, while team principal Fred Vasseur ...
The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has introduced revisions to the sporting regulations, with particular focus on grid penalties. This change could affect several drivers on the ...
The Belgian Grand Prix got off to a frustrating start when it was stopped for more than an hour due to heavy rain, sparking a ...
F1 teams switching engine suppliers next year will be allowed to continue TPC testing, thanks to an FIA agreement requiring ...
Welcome to our regular daily blog update. Don’t forget to check back here from time to time to catch all the best news of the day! In FP1 the Dutchman barely made it into the top 10, whilst in FP2 ...
The Hungarian Grand Prix is held annually at the Hungaroring racetrack located on the northeastern outskirts of Budapest. The ...
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FIA president's rival: F1 paddock backs me - but fears retribution
Formula 1 team bosses, plus FIA member clubs, are scared of expressing their true feelings over the forthcoming presiden ...
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