Lewis Hamilton urges Max Verstappen to refuse ‘joke’ community service order
Lewis Hamilton has sensationally urged Max Verstappen not to carry out what he described as a “joke” of a community service order from the FIA for swearing, with the Dutch driver effectively going on strike in what was a bizarre post-qualifying press conference in Singapore.
Verstappen, Hamilton Question FIA Penalty Rules
Max Verstappen, under fire for his language at a press conference, faced further scrutiny post-qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton critiqued the FIA's decision, suggesting the penalty for bad language was disproportionate and questioning its impact on the sport's integrity.
Lewis Hamilton reflects on his exhilarating qualifying performance in the Singapore Grand Prix Qualifying session.
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