After a tense Brazil Grand Prix, Max Verstappen has launched a scathing response to the FIA and the British media following what he perceived as unfair treatment both on and off the track. Known for his bold and straightforward approach, Verstappen made his feelings clear, hitting back against recent criticism and questioning decisions made by race officials during the weekend.

The Brazil GP was marred by a series of contentious rulings from the FIA that seemed to target Verstappen and his team. From strict track limit enforcement to aggressive penalties, Verstappen felt singled out, suggesting that the officials might have been overly stringent in their interpretations. In his post-race comments, Verstappen was visibly frustrated with what he saw as an inconsistency in rulings, particularly when compared to his competitors.

It wasn’t just the FIA that Verstappen called out. British media outlets have been critical of his performance in recent weeks, especially following close on-track battles. Verstappen’s style has often sparked polarized reactions, with some viewing his assertive racing as thrilling, while others call it reckless. After the Brazil GP, Verstappen took the opportunity to address this criticism directly, emphasizing his commitment to racing his way and refusing to be swayed by outside opinions.

Verstappen’s defiance highlights the intense pressure drivers face from both governing bodies and the media. As a reigning champion, Verstappen’s performances are always under the microscope, and he seems determined to stand his ground despite mounting scrutiny. “I’m here to race my way,” he declared post-race, emphasizing that he won’t allow outside voices to influence his approach on the track.

With a few races remaining in the season, Verstappen’s bold response signals that he’s prepared to go head-to-head with anyone—be it on the track, with the FIA, or in the press. He aims to finish the season on a high note, making it clear that his focus remains firmly on securing his legacy in Formula 1, regardless of the controversies or criticisms he faces.

As the championship season nears its conclusion, Verstappen’s unyielding attitude and determination to prove his worth are sure to fuel further debate. His message to the FIA and the British media is unmistakable: Max Verstappen will continue to race by his own rules.