Max Verstappen stages press conference protest which could land him in more FIA hot water [Video]

Max Verstappen offered only basic responses during his latest press conference following his punishment by the FIA.

Formula 1’s governing body say he must ‘accomplish some work of public interest’ after swearing in a news conference.

“I knew my car was f*****,” he said following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with the language deemed to be ‘coarse’ and ‘rude’, and ‘not considered suitable for broadcast’.

Verstappen said he had, ‘No words’, when asked for his reaction to the punishment, and his frustrations appeared clear on Saturday.

After qualifying in second for this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix, he was in attendance for the subsequent press conference.

“Max, what happens if the behaviour in this press conference triggers another penalty, is it more community service? I mean, you’ve got a busy schedule…” asked a journalist.

However, Verstappen bluntly replied with: “No comment.”

“Max, how long do you anticipate you won’t be …