Former F1 driver and FIA steward, Johnny Herbert has provided key details about Max Verstappen's F-bomb controversy during the Singapore GP.

F1 steward Johnny Herbert has revealed how Max Verstappen got “really worked up” in his visit to the stewards’ room before being punished by the FIA for swearing at the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen was sanctioned for swearing in a press conference on the eve of the Singapore GP,

Johnny Herbert insists there is “too much swearing” in Formula One as he revealed details of discussions with Max Verstappen in Singapore. Three-time F1 world champion Verstappen was punished with effective community service – the details of which are yet to be disclosed – after describing his Red Bull car as “f*****” in the FIA press conference prior to the Singapore Grand Prix.

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

Jos Verstappen criticizes the FIA's penalty against his son, Max, for swearing during the Thursday press conference ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has fired shots at the British media, accusing them of ‘convicting’ him, but insisting they have ‘made him stronger’. The FIA president has found himself under pressure following the controversial punishment of Max Verstappen in Singapore.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has weighed in on F1's governing body the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for swearing in Singapore.

A former racing driver turned FIA steward, Johnny Herbert has spoken out about Max Verstappen's punishment for swearing and claims that Mohammed Ben Sulayem's interview with Motorsport.com "antagonise

Former racing driver turned FIA steward, Johnny Herbert, has spoken out about Max Verstappen's punishment for swearing and claims that Mohammed Ben Sulayem's interview with Autosport "antagonised" F1

Max Verstappen was slapped with a community service penalty by the FIA in Singapore due to his use of language during an official press conference. Former F1 driver and Sky Sports F1 pundit Johnny Herbert was one of the stewards present that weekend.