Max Verstappen has threatened to boycott Formula One’s season-launch event next year if it is hosted in England again after he was booed by fans.

At the recent F1 75 Anniversary Event in London, Max Verstappen, the reigning world champion, faced a wave of boos from the crowd. Held at the O2 Arena on a Tue

Max Verstappen has threatened to boycott any future F1 launches which take place in England after being booed by sections of the British crowd at F1 75 Live last week. Four-time F1 world champion Verstappen appeared on screen to a mixed reception,

Red Bull boss Christian Horner responded on Wednesday to 'tribalist' booing at a 10-team Formula One launch in London last week by saying he was more disappointed for world champion Max Verstappen than for himself.

Toto Wolff has dismissed the FIA’s complaints over booing of Max Verstappen and Christian Horner at F1 75 Live in London last week – adding that the event was “mega.” All 10 teams and 20 drivers were present at The O2 Arena last week,

Toto Wolff has spoken out after Red Bull's Christian Horner and Max Verstappen were booed at last week's F1 75 launch event in London. The Mercedes chief urged fans not to let the incident overshadow what was otherwise a highly successful celebration marking Formula 1's 75th anniversary.

Christian Horner said he had no problem with fans booing Red Bull but took issue with the reaction shown to Max Verstappen during F1 75. Verstappen and Horner were booed during the ceremony at the O2 Arena in London but Horner said that was always going to be the case.

Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner and Max Verstappen did not receive the warmest of welcomes at the F1 75 live event. In London, fans booed the team. The Red Bull team principal now reacted to what happened in the British capital and the statement the FIA released afterwards on the matter.