Roger Diez: Verstappen’s F1 streak snapped in Singapore

The stewards of the FIA Motor Sport Federation have admitted that they punished Max Verstappen too lightly last weekend for his obstructive actions while qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. The two-time world champion got away with two reprimands, but he should have received a three-place grid penalty before the race.

FIA admits Max Verstappen penalty mistake in apology to Red Bull's F1 rivals

F1 stewards opted not to give Verstappen a grid penalty at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix after investigating three separate cases in which the Red Bull race was accused of impeding

F1: Horner hails Verstappen’s ‘maturity’ after Singapore setback

Red Bull chief Christian Horner on Friday hailed a more mature Max Verstappen as the Formula One world champion looks to take a step closer to defending his title in Japan.

Horner hails Verstappen’s ‘maturity’ after Singapore setback

Red Bull chief Christian Horner on Friday hailed a more mature Max Verstappen as the Formula One world champion looks to take a step closer to defending his title in Japan. Verstappen can move towards touching distance of his third straight championship at the Japanese Grand Prix, having won 12 of 15 races so far...

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Roger Diez: Verstappen’s F1 streak snapped in Singapore

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