Verstappen to serve swearing penalty in Rwanda

F1 champion Verstappen to help out with a grassroots program in Rwanda as his penalty for swearing
World champion Max Verstappen will help out with a grassroots program in Rwanda as his penalty for swearing during a news conference in Singapore.
Verstappen to do FIA work in Rwanda after swearing
Max Verstappen will do an activity with junior competitors in Rwanda as his "work of public interest" for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen punishment details as F1 champion heads to Rwanda for community service
FIA Prize Gala will be held this week in Rwanda and, while Max Verstappen will be there to received his fourth F1 drivers' trophy, he will also complete his owed community service
Max Verstappen given F1 ‘community service’ in Rwanda after swearing in press conference
Max Verstappen will undergo his community service in the capital of Rwanda later this week, as a punishment for swearing. The Red Bull driver, who claimed his fourth F1 world championship in a row this year,
F1 Champ and Dad-to-Be Max Verstappen to Serve FIA Community Service in Rwanda
Verstappen, along with several other Formula 1 figures, will be traveling to Kigali to collect his fourth consecutive F1 Drivers’ Championship trophy. Verstappen was handed the community work punishment after swearing during an FIA Press Conference in Singapore in September.
Verstappen set to serve his community service in Rwanda
The FIA has announced the details of Max Verstappen’s “work of public interest” duty that the Dutchman will need to serve after the stewards’ penalty for the use of bad language during the drivers’ press conference at the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix.
Verstappen to help racers in Rwanda as penalty for swearing
Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has been ordered to work with young racing drivers in Rwanda as punishment for using explicit language in a press conference. The FIA, the sport’s governing body,
Max Verstappen to serve community service in Rwanda days after F1 season ends
Max Verstappen has learned the outcome of his community service penalty, which he received for swearing during a Singapore Grand Prix press conference. The Dutchman will work with junior drivers in the Rwanda Automobile Club’s grassroots programme.
Motor racing-Verstappen to serve swearing penalty in Rwanda
By Alan Baldwin ABU DHABI (Reuters) -Formula One world champion Max Verstappen will serve a penalty for swearing when he visits Rwanda next week to collect his winner's trophy, the governing FIA said on Sunday.
Max Verstappen: F1 champion to serve penalty for swearing in Rwanda
Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will serve a penalty for swearing when he visits Rwanda next week to collect his winner's trophy, the FIA said.
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