An indifferent Max Verstappen has quipped that he is aiming to set for “a new record” for F1 penalties after the Mexican Grand Prix, suggesting the FIA can go for a 30-second punishment “next time.” It comes after the Red Bull driver and reigning World Champion was hit with a rare 20-second penalty in Mexico last weekend.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed that the FIA's inaction against Max Verstappen for allegedly pushing Lewis Hamilton off the track during the 202

Red Bull star Max Verstappen could be in line for further punishment from the FIA at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix . After engine issues plagued the three-time Formula 1 world champion at the Mexican Grand Prix last time out, his team were forced to change back to an old engine in their pool, but this has its consequences.

Max Verstappen was "not going to cry about" his 20 seconds worth of penalties in Mexico, as Red Bull's pace is his "biggest problem".

The FIA have clarified why F1 championship leader Max Verstappen was hit with a pair of 10-second penalties after his incidents with title rival Lando Norris during the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is facing a potential FIA penalty after major changes were made to his Red Bull car at the Mexican Grand Prix. The three-time F1 champ endured a torrid start to the weekend in Mexico City, plagued by power unit issues in both free practice sessions on Friday.

Max Verstappen may face his third penalty in two races when the Brazilian Grand Prix rolls around this weekend. The Red Bull driver was hit with two 10-second penalties in Mexico on Sunday (27 October),