FIA, Verstappen

Will the FIA investigate Verstappen's 'stupid idiots' comment?
The FIA has decided to not investigate Max Verstappen after his comments during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The FIA has decided not to investigate the Dutchman's comments. Verstappen can now enjoy his off-season without worrying about another punishment.
FIA Responds to Max Verstappen's "Idiots" Comment After Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
After receiving a 10-second penalty at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Max Verstappen referred to FIA stewards as "stupid idiots."
Verstappen to do FIA work in Rwanda after swearing
Max Verstappen will do an activity with junior competitors in Rwanda as his "work of public interest" for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix.
No FIA investigation into Verstappen's “stupid idiots" message
Max Verstappen will not face consequences for his heated radio message at Formula 1's Abu Dhabi season finale in which he called the FIA race stewards “stupid idiots” for handing him a penalty. On Sunday Verstappen received a 10-second penalty for colliding with McLaren's Oscar Piastri in the first corner and reacted angrily to his penalty as first-lap incidents are often judged more leniently.
Max Verstappen to Mentor Young Racers in Rwanda as FIA Punishment
Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen will fulfill his FIA-mandated community service in Kigali next week when he visits for the FIA’s annual awards gala. The Dutchman, fresh off his fourth consecutive championship win,
Verstappen not investigated by FIA for 'stupid idiots' comment in Abu Dhabi
The FIA has decided to not investigate Max Verstappen after his comments during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The FIA has decided not to investigate the Dutchman's comments. Verstappen can now enjoy his off-season without worrying about another punishment.
No penalty for Verstappen after FIA ’idiots’ insult
Max Verstappen is set to escape additional penalties for calling Formula 1 stewards stupid idiots over the radio during the (…)
Max Verstappen to Serve FIA Penalty with Community Service in Rwanda
Max Verstappen will serve in Rwanda the penalty imposed on him in November by the FIA to 'perform socially useful work,' after he let slip a vulgar expression to describe his own car during the
Max Verstappen's 'work of public interest' for swearing in Singapore announced by FIA
Max Verstappen will do an activity with junior competitors in Rwanda after swearing in a news conference at the Singapore Grand Prix .
Max Verstappen to serve FIA punishment in Rwanda after winning fourth F1 world title
Max Verstappen will carry out 'community service' in Rwanda this month as punishment for swearing in the Singapore Grand Prix press conference.The Dutchman got in trouble with FIA president Mohamed Ben Sulayem back in September after swearing in the Thursday press conference.
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Rwanda: Hosting FIA General Assembly Is a Privilege for Rwanda--Minister Nyirishema
It is exactly a year since the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) announced that Kigali will host the 2024 FIA annual general assembly.
F1 champion Verstappen to help out with a grassroots program in Rwanda as his penalty for swearing
World champion Max Verstappen will help out with a grassroots program in Rwanda as his penalty for swearing during a news ...