GPDA chairman Alexander Wurz has revealed how F1 drivers reacted to Max Verstappen being punished for swearing in a press conference.

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has been punished for swearing in a news conference in which he argued against greater restrictions on drivers swearing.

Sports isn’t unfamiliar with an intrusion from the animal kingdom. Whether it is dogs on pitches at soccer games or cats at NFL games, interruptions from our furry friends have been seen throughout the years.

A large lizard scampered onto the track and stopped the third and final Formula 1 practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday. The session was briefly red-flagged after Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso reported over the radio that he'd seen the lizard in the middle of the track.

Max Verstappen struggled for pace in Friday practice at the Singapore Grand Prix and Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko was left concerned by his best FP2 time being a second off pace-setter Lando Norris

When Formula 1 was preparing for the first Singapore Grand Prix 16 years ago, many working within the sport were not convinced that a night race on a city track would ever work. “When people see this,

Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing is upbeat about the team's chances and hopes to defend their pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix.