Max Verstappen could soon have company on his com🍌munity service.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc was investigated by the FIA for swearing in the post-race press conference at the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix, report.

The Ferrari driver finished third in Mexico bu✅t was then asked about a near-crash: “What did you say to ꧋yourself when you brought the car back?”

Leclerc answered: “I had one oversteer, then when I recovered from𝔉 that oversteer, I had an oversteer from the other side. Then I was like 𝔍‘f***’.”

He immediately apologised🎀 for his language and said "I don't want to join Max".

Verstappen was the first victim of the FIA's clampdown on swearing when he♚ was punished with a community service order for using a swear word i𓆉n a press conference in Singapore.

Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton were among the drivers to back 🅷Verstappen, who protested by not answering properly in the following press conferences.

But now it is Leclercꦡ who may be deemed to be in breach of Article 12.2.1k of the FIA’s International Sp🔯orting Code.

The Ferrari🌱 driver will hope his apologies result in any inওvestigation either not starting at all, or quickly being concluded without a penalty.