Max Verstappen angrily MOCKING Lando Norris for without penalty, Recalls Heated Meeting with Stewards After Singapore Race

In a fiery post-race interview following the Singapore Grand Prix, Max Verstappen expressed his frustration over the FIA’s decision not to penalize Lando Norris for what he perceived as a serious infraction. The reigning champion didn’t hold back, referring to Norris as the “new son of FIA,” highlighting his discontent with how the governing body handled the situation.

Verstappen’s comments came after a heated meeting with the stewards, where he voiced his concerns regarding what he saw as inconsistent officiating during the race. “It’s frustrating to see some drivers get away with things while others are penalized. Lando had a couple of close calls that could have easily warranted a penalty, but nothing happened,” he stated.

The controversy surrounding Norris intensified after several on-track incidents that raised eyebrows, but the stewards ultimately deemed his actions acceptable, leaving Verstappen to question the integrity of the decision-making process. “It feels like there are different rules for different drivers. It’s disappointing,” he added, clearly agitated by the situation.

This outburst has reignited discussions about the FIA’s consistency in applying penalties and managing race incidents, with fans and commentators weighing in on the fairness of the decisions made during the race. Verstappen’s strong stance has resonated with many, as they express concern over the potential for bias within the regulatory framework of Formula 1.

As the fallout from the Singapore GP continues, the FIA will likely face pressure to clarify their decision-making process and ensure that all drivers are held to the same standards. With the championship battle heating up, tensions are running high, and Verstappen’s comments have only added fuel to the fire in this already contentious season.