Nico Rosberg, the F1 2016 World Champion, believes Max Verstappen was “pushing the limits” by keeping his answers short and sweet during an FIA press conference protest. Verstappen was sanctioned for swearing in an FIA press conference on Thursday at the Singapore Grand Prix,

Former F1 world champion Nico Rosberg has warned Max Verstappen he may have gone too far in his feud with the FIA, after restricting his answers in a press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. The Dutchman fielded questions from reporters on Saturday after qualifying, but the Red Bull star only uttered 57 words in response in total.

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Nico Rosberg has said that Max Verstappen is "pushing the limits" after Saturday's press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. The Dutchman only gave blunt, one-word answers after taking P2 in qualifying in protest after he was given a fine and a day of 'community service' for swearing in Thursday's earlier press conference.

Max Verstappen has been left furious with the FIA after being slapped with a grid penalty for the Singapore Grand Prix, and he staged a protest against the governing body.

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen raised a few eyebrows up and down the F1 paddock as he hosted his own press conference outside after qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, away from the designated press room where the drivers typically conduct interviews.

F1 championship leader Max Verstappen opts for taciturn approach in protest against "work of public interest" sanctions