What happened the last time Verstappen did community service
OPINION: Max Verstappen’s punishment for swearing during the pre-event Formula 1 press conference in Singapore isn’t the first time the Dutchman has been given a community service penalty. Here’s what happened when he served his last at the Marrakech Formula E round in early 2019…
"You won't believe who's coming."
It's the petrol-fume-stinking pitlane of the Moulay El Hassan circuit ahead of the 2019 Marrakech E-Prix. The Atlas Mountains are twinkling to my right. These are the early days of Formula E's Gen-2 era.
Amid the manufacturer influx party the electric championship was guzzling upon, that meant pretty much anyone could be coming. Wayne Rooney? Boris Johnson? Liz Hurley? Idris Elba had driven the Gen1 car at the previous Paris E-Prix, something Johnson had also done during a flying visit to the controversial Battersea round in 2015. Heady days.
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