FIA, Max Verstappen and Johnny Herbert
FIA steward opens up on Max Verstappen's F-bomb controversy
Former F1 driver and FIA steward, Johnny Herbert has provided key details about Max Verstappen's F-bomb controversy during the Singapore GP.
FIA steward Herbert justifies Verstappen swearing sanction
Johnny Herbert, who officiates as an FIA steward, has shed light on the rationale behind the sanction levied upon Max Verstappen for swearing.
FIA steward Herbert explains Verstappen’s swearing penalty
A former racing driver turned FIA steward, Johnny Herbert has spoken out about Max Verstappen's punishment for swearing and claims that Mohammed Ben Sulayem's interview with Motorsport.com "antagonise
Max Verstappen ‘really worked up’ as F1 steward lifts lid on FIA swearing punishment
F1 steward Johnny Herbert has revealed how Max Verstappen got “really worked up” in his visit to the stewards’ room before being punished by the FIA for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen was sanctioned for swearing in a press conference on the eve of the Singapore GP,
'I'm F1 steward who punished Max Verstappen for swearing - I love him but he deserved it'
Max Verstappen went to war with the FIA at the Singapore Grand Prix after he was given a community service punishment for swearing in an official press conference
FIA steward Herbert speaks out on Verstappen's community service penalty
Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert, now one of the FIA's stewards, has spoken out about the community service penalty Max Verstappen received for swearing during a press conference. Herbert was one of the stewards on duty during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend and fully supports the punishment given to the Dutchman.
Johnny Herbert explains why he gave Max Verstappen a harsher penalty for using inappropriate language as an FIA steward
While Johnny Herbert was one of the stewards who punished Max Verstappen with community service, he also praised the Red Bull driver for his "outspoken character". Emphasizing the defending champion's post-qualifying behavior in the press conference and then on the paddock, the Briton said (via Mirror):
Johnny Herbert breaks silence on Max Verstappen ‘swearing’ saga
Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton came out in support of Verstappen, with most of the drivers united behind the Dutchman’s freedom of expression. However, Herbert, who was a race steward in Singapore, believes there is a “time and place” for expletive language.
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Singapore GP steward Herbert explains Verstappen’s FIA swearing penalty
Former racing driver turned FIA steward, Johnny Herbert, has spoken out about Max Verstappen's punishment for swearing and claims that Mohammed Ben Sulayem's interview with Autosport "antagonised" F1
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Max Verstappen told to 'behave properly' as Fernando Alonso agrees with Lewis Hamilton
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