Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert has spoken out about Max Verstappen’s defiant behaviour during the Singapore Grand Prix, following the world champion’s clash with the FIA over his use of explicit language.

After three years of domination, Red Bull and star driver Max Verstappen have seen their once-firm grip over Formula One loosen throughout this summer. So, what happened?

Max Verstappen hinted on Sunday that his retirement from Formula One might be hastened after his “silly” punishment for swearing.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has revealed a surprise test away from the Formula 1 world during the break following the Singapore Grand Prix. This comes follow

Verstappen worries F1's governing body's focus on 'silly things' will drain authenticity from the sport — and his interest.

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has warned Max Verstappen could follow through on his threat to quit Formula 1 amid his ongoing feud with FIA.

FIA steward and ex-Formula One driver Johnny Herbert explained that Max Verstappen was “really worked up” after being informed that he had to complete a community service order for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has slammed the hypocrisy of the FIA's recent clampdown on Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen. Verstappen was handed a community service-style punishment at the Singapore Grand Prix,

Verstappen accused the FIA of sucking the joy out of Formula 1 after world motorsport's governing body moved to ban swearing in the sport.