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Max Verstappen, Red Bull's triple Formula One world champion, has threatened to quit the sport if the FIA continues to limit his freedom of expression and personality. The Dutch driver was ordered to perform "work of public interest" after using a swear word in a press conference during the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen feels these restrictions are tiring and may influence his future in the sport.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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