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Max Verstappen ejects journalist from media session

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Max Verstappen Confronts Journalist Over Past Question at Japanese GP Media Session

Max Verstappen sparked a tense moment during the first media session ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend.

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Max Verstappen ejects journalist from media session over 2025 F1 title question

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Max Verstappen boots British journalist out of Formula 1 press conference in Japan

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Max Verstappen throws Guardian journalist out of press conference

Max Verstappen refused to start a press conference in Japan until a British journalist had left the room, telling the reporter in question to “get out” three times during a tense exchange.

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Max Verstappen orders reporter to ‘get out’ during tense Japanese GP media session

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Max Verstappen kicks journo out of Japanese Grand Prix press conference: ‘Get out’

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Max Verstappen vs. F1's new rules: Every complaint this season -- and our verdict

"Not a lot of fun, to be honest. I would say the right word is management. As a driver, the feeling is not very Formula 1-like. It feels a bit more like Formula E on steroids. "A lot of what you do as...

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Max Verstappen kicks Guardian F1 reporter out of Japanese Grand Prix press conference

Max Verstappen refuses to speak to media until Guardian journalist Giles Richards leaves because of a question he asked last year.

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Max Verstappen ejects reporter from press conference: 'Get out'

Verstappen sits at No. 8 in the drivers’ championship. The post Max Verstappen Ejects Reporter From Press Conference: ‘Get Out’ appeared first on Front Office Sports.

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