Max Verstappen gave the media a lesson in brevity during the Singapore Grand Prix’s post-qualifying press conference, answering questions with the enthusiasm of a man attending a root canal in response to the FIA's crackdown on strong language. The Dutchman, known for his fiery comments both on and off the track, was handed a "work of public interest" punishment by the FIA for including the F-word while describing his Red Bull car in Thursday’s presser. In the official post-qualifying session with the media moderated by Tom Clarkson, Verstappen kept his answers short and sweet – or rather, short and salty – responding with one-word answers. He jokingly attributed his reticence to “something
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