Max Verstappen hit with “what’s the point?” query over FIA protest
“I don’t kno꧋w why Max is wasting his energy, I really don’t."

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen has been advised to stop “🦹wasting energy” o🍒n protesting against the FIA.
Formula 1’😼s governing body angered Verstappen by giving him a community service punishment for swearing in a press conference in Singapore.
Versಌtappen described his underperforming Red Bull as “f*****” which prompted the FIA to step in.
The F1 champion protested by refusing to answer properly at t🌠he following press conferences, while Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norꦆris backed him.
But Sky𝐆 Sports’ Martin Brundle told Verstappen about the FIA: “They are the referee, they are the police, the judge and the 💙jury.
“I don’t know why Max is waꦦsting his enജergy, I really don’t.
“Over swearing? He’s a world champion, a triple-champion who could be a quadruple🍌-champion soon.
“What’s the point?
“He is a role model. He represents Formu🃏l🎐a 1, he represents his team, he represents his country.
“He wants to speak however he wants to. But gratuitou⛦s swearing ♏in press conferences?
“Really, is it necessary? What’s the point?”
Ver🐼stappen holds a 52-p🍌oint lead ahead of Norris in the F1 drivers’ championship.
This weekend’s F1 United States Grand Prix offers McLaren’s Norris his latest op🎶portun🎉ity to chip away at Verstappen’s lead.
“He’s g𝓡ot the speed. The💮 team have a great car,” Brundle said.
“Lando is learning, growing, becomꩵing more comfortable.
“Chasing and being chased are different stories in any🔜 sport.
“When he gets near to winning the championship, this year or next yea𓂃r,♍ how strong is his head?
“You don’t kn🐻ow with anybody until tha💝t moment arrives.
“But he has the raw speed.”
Norris 'learned' from Austria scrap
Br☂undle insisted that Norris’ ꦺincreasing experience of a championship battle will benefit him.
“Mas﷽sive,” Brundle described the additioꦚn of experience to Norris’ arsenal.
“In Austria we saw them trip over each other. Lando underestimated his mate, Max, and h🉐ow aggressive he would be in combat.
“He learned from that.
“He is still on an [upwards] slope in terms of learning. Winning races🌠, he has started to do that. Leading from pole, he has sorted that out.
“The way he won in Hollan𓆏d and Singap🐽ore were just incredible.
“All of those things will give him confidence.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything fro𒆙m American sports, to football, to F1.