After a phone call with, Helmut Marko said the FIA must take his F1 exit hint "seriously" amid the swearing penalty row.

Having dropped a hint of doubt over his Formula 1 future after getting caught up in the FIA swearing clampdown, Max Verstappen can be trusted to walk out. That is the opinion of six-time F1 race winner Ralf Schumacher,

The FIA targeted WRC driver Sebastien Ogier by levying a penalty of €30,000 for his candid opinions resulting in a Max Verstappen-style protest.

Verstappen worries F1's governing body's focus on 'silly things' will drain authenticity from the sport — and his interest.

Max Verstappen's protest against the FIA after a Singapore GP swearing row has been copied by Toyota's Sebastien Ogier at WRC Rally Chile.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has warned that Max Verstappen's Formula 1 exit threats amid FIA's F-bomb controversy must be taken seriously.

Max Verstappen's swearing row with the FIA appears to have spread to other motorsport series, with one legend referencing the Dutchman's punishment. Verstappen was given punishment in the form of an 'obligation to accomplish some work of public interest',

After he said the F-word when talking about his car at the FIA press conference, Max Verstappen received a penalty by the stewards in Singapore. The Dutchman will have to do community service for swearing,

Valtteri Bottas defended Max Verstappen stating it is hard for F1 drivers not to use swear words as it is a "habit" founded in their earlier days of career.