Formula 1 | Max Verstappen’s measure full – hinted that he will leave F1

One The talk of the Singapore GP weekend was Max Verstappen’s and the dispute between F1’s umbrella body, the FIA.

Verstappen used the English curse word “fucked” at the press conference organized by the FIA ​​on Thursday.

of Mohammed bin Sulayem led by the FIA ​​punished Verstappen and announced that he would be ordered to do “community service”.

Verstappen responded to this in his own way. At Saturday’s qualifying press conference, he gave as short answers as possible. He commented properly and more extensively to the journalists right after the event in the pit area.

After Sunday’s race, Verstappen spoke at the event organized by the FIA ​​a little more extensively than on Saturday, but he actually only opened his mouth at Red Bull’s premises afterwards.

Autosport asked Verstappen if the recent FIA penalty has made the driver think about his future.

“Yes. Things like this are definitely affecting my future as well,” Verstappen announced.

The Dutchman has previously spoken in public many times to the effect that he may not drive in the World Series for many more years.

“When you can’t be yourself, you have to wrestle with such silly things. I’m at the point in my career where I’m not interested in dealing with things like this all the time. It’s really boring,” Verstappen thundered to the FIA.

“Of course, it’s great to be successful, to win competitions and championships. But when you’ve achieved all that, you also just want to have fun.”

During the weekend, Verstappen received extensive support from both his colleagues and the international formula media.

Verstappen announced that at some point too much is too much.

“We’ll see. In F1, everything will continue without me. It’s not a problem (for the sport), but it’s not a problem for me either,” Verstappen said of his retirement.