Max Verstappen received a penalty for swearing in the FIA press conference on Thursday ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. The three-time world champion was told to “accomplish some work of public interest” after using bad language ahead of the weekend, and the GPDA reacted in a mixed way. The Grand Prix Drivers’ Association, run by Alex Wurz, doesn’t think the penalty is justified and the group have been dissatisfied. Wurz explained that the WhatsApp group members have discussed the penalty a lot when speaking to motorsport-total.com. Alex Wurz explained that no one in the GPDA WhatsApp group …
