Max Verstappen insists he will speak in FIA press conferences, but as long as he has the threat of punishment hanging over his head, he won’t say much. Verstappen was penalised at the Singapore Grand Prix for dropping the F-word in a press conference just hours after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem warned the drivers about their language.

Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has issued a bombshell announcement about his plans to take on the future in his Formula 1 career. The Dutchman has suffered poor form in recent months, and heads to the United States Grand Prix in search of his first victory since June.

Max Verstappen insists he has still not communicated with the FIA after his punishment for swearing. The Red Bull driver is set to continue his protest of delivering the bare-minimum in terms of answering questions in press conferences at this weekend’s F1 United States Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull are in retreat as the Formula 1 season resumes in Texas. The series returns from a month-long autumn break at the United States Grand Prix with the Dutch driver still leading the championship,

Red Bull took its first 'pole position' in several months as Max Verstappen went quickest in Friday qualifying at COTA, leaving Helmut Marko very

Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has issued a bombshell announcement about his plans to take on the future in his Formula 1 career. The Dutchman has suffered poor form in recent months, and heads to the United States Grand Prix in search of his first victory since June.

With six grands prix to go, Max 
Verstappen remains the championship leader. He is 52 points ahead of Lando Norris but the Dutchman has not won since June’s Spanish GP. Lando, meanwhile, has momentum on his side having won the last race in Singapore from pole.