F1 fans have ridiculed the FIA during Max Verstappen’s latest appearance as the champion's feud continues with the organisation. The Dutchman has been involved in an ongoing disagreement with the governing body after they announced their clampdown on drivers swearing at the Singapore GP.

And the second, made three minutes later, referenced the well-publicised row between Verstappen and the FIA over him swearing in a press conference. The accompanying message read: "Max, you used language that was coarse and offensive for broadcast ...

All 20 F1 drivers have come together to release a statement against the FIA on social media, following a series of controversial decisions from FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

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His frustrations with Herbert actually spanned back to the race in Singapore, after which the former Sky Sports F1 pundit criticised Verstappen for swearing during the Thursday press conference. The FIA punished him for this, but the Red Bull driver was furious thereafter and has stood his ground on the matter since.

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Max Verstappen has compared his dominant streak to the Chicago Bulls and remarked that the NBA was able to survive in such a period. It has been suggested that a slight decline in F1 viewing figures can be attributed to the dominance of Verstappen who has won two titles in as many years at a relative canter.