Red Bull driver and F1 2024 World Champion Max Verstappen has finally served his punishment for swearing in an FIA press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. It came ahead of Friday’s FIA prize-giving ceremony in Rwanda,

However, as the stars of motorsport across a variety of racing series headed to Rwanda for the 2024 FIA awards ceremony, it was revealed that Verstappen would carry out his punishment in Kigali, with the F1 champion working with junior competitors as part of the grassroots development programme organised by the Rwanda Automobile Club (RAC).

It was recently reported that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen would fulfill his community service penalty for swearing during a press conference at the Singapore

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the president of the FIA, has hinted that future F1 contracts could force drivers to participate in community service work. It comes after newly crowned World Champion Max Verstappen finally served his punishment for swearing in an FIA press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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

Red Bull star Max Verstappen has finally served a community service punishment handed to him by the FIA following a rule breach at the Singapore Grand Prix. The Dutchman secured his fourth consecutive drivers' championship following success at the Las Vegas Grand Prix but has endured a much tougher season than he has become accustomed to after dominating the sport in recent years.

By linking Max Verstappen's swearing punishment to the FIA Awards Ceremony in Rwanda, the FIA is attempting to raise awareness of future Africa Grand Prix bids and the new Affordable Cross Car project.

KIGALI–Rwandan President Paul Kagame joined Max Verstappen on stage when the Red Bull driver collected the Formula One champion’s trophy for the fourth year in a row at an awards ceremony held in Africa for the first time on Friday.