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Verstappen goes full Mourinho in response to swearing rules: ‘I prefer not to speak’

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New regulations in the off-season could see drivers issued a race ban if they swear repeatedly

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Verstappen goes full Mourinho in response to swearing rules: ‘I prefer not to speak’

New regulations in the off-season could see drivers issued a race ban if they swear repeatedly

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"I get to speak less," Max Verstappen gives hilarious response over FIA's latest crackdown on swearing

FirstSportz Max Verstappen had a controversial 2024 season. The four-time world champion found himself at odds with the FIA over a The post “I get to speak less,” Max Verstappen gives hilarious response over FIA’s latest crackdown on swearing appeared first on FirstSportz.

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If I speak — Max Verstappen uses Mourinho’s famous line when asked about F1’s new swearing rules

4-time Formula One world champion Max Verstappen has pulled a classic José Mourinho move when asked about the FIA’s new anti-swearing regulations,

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Verstappen questions FIA swearing rules revamp: 'That's the championship over'

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Max Verstappen is not a fan of the president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's latest clampdown.

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Max Verstappen channels Jose Mourinho in response to new F1 swearing

F1 world champion Max Verstappen channelled his inner Jose Mourinho in response to the FIA’s new swearing and misconduct rules.

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Max Verstappen channels Jose Mourinho with blunt response to new swearing rules

A self-confessed football fanatic, Max Verstappen has channelled one of the sport’s great wordsmiths when asked about Formula 1’s swearing ban. The four-time world champion got himself in hot water last season when he described his Red Bull car as ‘f****d’ and there could be more punishments on the way. Verstappen didn’t give too much away about the controversial rule changeGetty Verstappen was handed a £33,000 penalty for the incident and order…

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udgtv broke the news in on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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