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.
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