George Russell, the senior director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA), confirmed that the GPDA stands fully behind the three-time world champion, who was instructed to complete a day of unspecified community service after describing his Red Bull car as "f*cked" during an FIA press conference.

Max Verstappen hinted his protest over FIA news conferences will continue at the U.S. Grand Prix after not hearing from the governing body in the three weeks since the last race.

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Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has issued a bombshell announcement about his plans to take on the future in his Formula 1 career. The Dutchman has suffered poor form in recent months, and heads to the United States Grand Prix in search of his first victory since June.

Max Verstappen has confirmed that he plans to continue his media protest during the United States Grand Prix, telling FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem that while he is willing to discuss the matter, the onus is on him to engage in talks.

Max Verstappen says he will continue his stance of giving minimal answers in official Formula 1 news conferences at this weekend’s US Grand Prix.

The reigning world champion will continue to hold his own press conferences in the wake of his punishment for swearing at the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

The reigning world champion will continue to hold his own press conferences in the wake of his punishment for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix