Verstappen appears to complete swearing punishment in Rwanda
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen looks to have completed his sanction for swearing in a press conference after being photographed with youngsters in Rwanda. The Dutchman, who sealed a fourth F1 drivers' title in the season just finished,
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Verstappen serves FIA PUNISHMENT after 2024 rule breachHowever, as the stars of motorsport across a variety of racing series headed to Rwanda for the 2024 FIA awards ceremony, it ...
Lewis Hamilton and F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali are aligned in their vision for a race in Africa and Rwanda has ...
FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem decided to tie the community work in with the FIA Awards Ceremony 2024 in Rwanda tonight ...
Max Verstappen completed his FIA community service for swearing before being crowned Formula One champion in Rwanda. Key ...
A statement said: "While in Kigali, (Verstappen) will undertake some work with junior competitors as part of the grassroots ...
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It was recently reported that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen would fulfill his community service penalty for swearing during ...
It is exactly a year since the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) announced that Kigali will host the 2024 FIA annual general assembly.
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Max Verstappen has opened up on fulfilling his community service penalty in Africa, imposed by the FIA during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend. The four-time wo ...
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