Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, have confirmed a huge change ahead of next weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix. In recent races, the FIA have made headlines after controversial moments during races in Mexico and the United States. Max Verstappen was handed a controversial 20-second in Mexico after forcing Lando Norris off track.

An FIA steward has dropped a bombshell over the impact of a Max Verstappen DNF result at the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Dutchman edged closer to his fourth world title after a spectacular victory at the Brazilian GP, despite his own race engineer betting against his win.

F1 fans have ridiculed the FIA during Max Verstappen’s latest appearance as the champion's feud continues with the organisation. The Dutchman has been involved in an ongoing disagreement with the governing body after they announced their clampdown on drivers swearing at the Singapore GP.

His frustrations with Herbert actually spanned back to the race in Singapore, after which the former Sky Sports F1 pundit criticised Verstappen for swearing during the Thursday press conference. The FIA punished him for this, but the Red Bull driver was furious thereafter and has stood his ground on the matter since.

According to a report from BBC Sport, the FIA has confirmed a regulatory change in response to an incident involving Formula 1 drivers Max Verstappen and Lando

Max Verstappen suggested there may be a 'British bias' in decision making by the F1 stewards, as he reacted to his 20 seconds' worth of penalties when battling Lando Norris in Mexico last week

A Max Verstappen investigation has been backed by a former F1 boss after the Dutchman's victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix. The three-time world champion won against the odds in Sao Paulo, after receiving several setbacks to his race weekend.

Max Verstappen’s participation in a charity sim racing event saw the Dutch driver fall foul of a practical joke by an F1 fan. Verstappen was taking part in a 23-hour endurance event, called ‘The Race for Mental Health’,