The FIA has called for respect from fans after boos were heard during the F1 75 event in London on Tuesday, which launched the 2025 season. During the ceremony, where all new F1 liveries and some novel cars were unveiled,

The FIA has issued a statement after Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Christian Horner were booed at F1's season-launch event in London.

Formula One’s rulers have condemned the “tribalist” booing of Max Verstappen and Christian Horner at the sport’s season launch in London. Both world champion Verstappen and his Red Bull team boss Horner were subjected to jeers by some of the 15,000 fans inside the O2 Arena earlier this week.

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Max Verstappen's dad Jos has insisted his son will boycott future Formula 1 events in England after facing hostile reception at the F1 75 event at London's O2 Arena. The four-time world champion and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner were met with loud boos during Tuesday's celebration,

Max Verstappen has ruled out the possibility of drivers boycotting a race after the FIA introduced a new rule that could see F1 starts fined up to £101,400 (€120,000) for swearing during press conferences and media interviews.

Jos Verstappen wasn’t impressed by the response of the crowd in the O2 Arena to Christian Horner or his son Max Verstappen. The two Red Bull men were met with less than positive reactions by the predominantly British crowd at the F175 launch event at the O2 Arena in London this week.

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