ABU DHABI: Newly-crowned four-time world champion Max Verstappen faces a ban next year if he collects four more penalty points on his super licence following his crash in Sunday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Max Verstappen zal taakstraf wegens vloeken uitvoeren in Rwanda en gaat kinderen helpen

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Max Verstappen will perform community service for swearing in Rwanda and will help children

Max Verstappen will do an activity with junior competitors in Rwanda as his "work of public interest" for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Max Verstappen's 'work of public interest' for swearing in Singapore announced by FIA

The 27-year-old Dutchman attempted to pass McLaren’s Oscar Piastri on Turn One on the opening lap of the race won by Lando Norris of McLaren but crashed into his rival’s car, sending them both spinning.

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India

F1: Verstappen to face ban next year if he collects four more penalties

Max Verstappen must avoid penalties in the opening 11 races next season.

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F1: Max Verstappen Faces Ban Next Year If He Collects More Penalties

Max Verstappen faces a ban next year if he collects four more penalty points on his super licence following his crash in Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

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New Delhi

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Max Verstappen Faces Ban Next Year If He Collects More Penalties

The 2024 FIA Prize Gala will be held this week in Rwanda and, while Max Verstappen will be there to received his fourth F1 drivers' trophy, he will also complete his owed community service

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Max Verstappen community service details emerge as F1 champion heads to Rwanda

ABU DHABI (Reuters) -Formula One world champion Max Verstappen will serve a penalty  for swearing when he visits Rwanda next week to collect his winner's trophy, the governing FIA said on Sunday. Read full story

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Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will serve a penalty for swearing when he visits Rwanda next week to collect his winner's trophy, the FIA said.

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Verstappen to serve swearing penalty in Rwanda

Max Verstappen will receive his F1 championship in Rwanda, where he will also help out with a grassroots program as penalty for swearing at a press conference.

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Verstappen set to serve swearing penalty in Rwanda

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The Dutch F1 champion was given a community service order for swearing during a press conference in Singapore. Verstappen will help a grassroots racing program in Rwanda.

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