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New FIA document reveals Max Verstappen should have received different penalty at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
An official document from Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has explained why Max Verstappen escaped a harsher penalty. On Sunday, Verstappen started on pole for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which took place around the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
‘You can’t handle the truth’: Max Verstappen frustrated over Saudi GP penalty
Max Verstappen refused to give his opinion on the first-lap incident with Oscar Piastri in Saudi Arabia, which ended with the Red Bull driver being handed a five-second penalty, as he said it might “get him in trouble”.
Max Verstappen’s opinion was not too difficult to decipher after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, even if he had little to ...
Oscar Piastri fans thank Charles Leclerc's girlfriend Alexandra Saint Mleux for sharing 'clear' evidence of Max Verstappen's ...
Max Verstappen has refused to discuss a time penalty which dropped him out of the lead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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‘Kills the Moment’ – Max Verstappen Sparks NASCAR Fan Outrage After Controversial Jeddah F1 MoveIf there’s one thing that can fire up a bunch of racing fans on the internet, it’s a move like the one Max Verstappen pulled ...
Going into the new Formula One season, so much attention was being placed on Lando Norris as the championship favorite.
Max Verstappen had to settle for second at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after he was penalised by the stewards for a ...
Marko went on to claim that without the penalty, Verstappen would have “absolutely” won the race, highlighting the ...
Verstappen received a five-second time penalty for an incident at the 2025 Jeddah race but refused to speak much about his ...
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