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Max Verstappen punished for swearing in F1 news conference

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has been punished for swearing in a news conference in which he argued against greater restrictions on drivers swearing.

Reuters · 9h

Verstappen riled by call for F1 drivers to swear less

Max Verstappen said Formula One should not air team radio if the sport was concerned about bad language after the head of the governing FIA compared drivers to foul-mouthed rappers.

The Washington Post · 1d

Oscar Piastri defends McLaren over rear-wing flex ahead of F1's Singapore Grand Prix

Oscar Piastri says he’s happy with the apparent flexible rear wing on his race-winning car but it’s not a “magic bullet” making McLaren the team to beat in Formula 1 ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix

the Singapore GP Might be Ricciardo's Last F1 Race

CNN on MSN · 3d

How Daniel Ricciardo went from a ‘shy’ teenager to one of F1’s most effervescent characters

And he’s done it all with his trademark smile spread across his face.

The New York Times · 1d

Will Daniel Ricciardo lose his 2025 F1 seat? Why driver expects decision after Singapore GP

Daniel Ricciardo expects a decision about his future within Red Bull’s Formula One setup after this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix amid speculation he may not see out the season with RB. After losing his McLaren seat at the end of 2022,

Yahoo! Sports · 1d

Daniel Ricciardo admits F1 future is ‘up in the air’ ahead of Singapore GP

Tsunoda’s seat for 2025 is already confirmed and New Zealander racer Liam Lawson – who impressed when deputising for an injured Ricciardo for five races last year – looks set to receive a permanent F1 call-up.

2024 F1 Singapore Grand Prix preview

Motor Authority · 1h

2024 F1 Singapore Grand Prix preview: A challenge for car and driver

With its high heat and humidity, the Singapore Grand Prix is one of the toughest races of the year for both car and driver.

ESPN · 4h

2024 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix Race Recap - ESPN

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was fastest in first practice for the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix on Friday with McLaren's Lando Norris close behind. Leclerc lapped with a best time of one minute 31.763 seconds,

Mashable on MSN · 11h

How to watch the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix online for free

TL;DR: Watch the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix for free on ORF, ServusTV, or RTBF. Access these free streaming platforms from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN. The action is really hotting up in F1,

McLaren F1 to adjust controversial rear wing design after rival concerns, FIA request

F1’s regulations limit the amount of flexibility permitted, but teams try to find ways to maximize this to improve ...

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F1 Singapore GP LIVE: Practice schedule and FP2 results as George Russell crashes

Practice schedule and FP2 results as George Russell crashes - F1 live updates from the Marina Bay Street Circuit as all 20 ...

The Sports Rush40m

What Do Black, White, and Black and White Flags Mean in F1?

Here's everything you need to know about the use of a black flag, a white flag, and a black and white flag in Formula 1 ...

Kevin Magnussen wants penalty changes after his F1 ban: ‘It’s not the sport I love’

Magnussen became the first F1 driver in 12 years to be banned from a race after hitting the 12 penalty point threshold for a ...

Yardbarker on MSN16h

Young talent pushing Formula One to brink of generational shift

Formula One season was one for the history books before it even began. For the first time since the founding of F1 in 1950, ...

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The Furious Race to Take the F-word Out of F1

The head of motor sport’s governing body has asked drivers to watch their language on their radios. Drivers say: What the…?!

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McLaren Chief Reveals F1 Driver Interested in NASCAR - 'Knocked on My Door'

Daniel Ricciardo, a veteran Australian F1 driver, could complicate this a little further. Ricciardo, known for his historical interest in NASCAR—having once driven Dale Earnhardt's 1984 Chevy Monte ...

Inquirer on MSN1h

‘Are we five-year-olds?’ F1 drivers won’t mind their language

Leading Formula One drivers at this week’s Singapore Grand Prix said Thursday they would not tone down their language on team ...

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