Max Verstappen's aggressive radio outbursts during the Hungarian Grand Prix have prompted Formula 1 team bosses to advise drivers to refrain from swearing on team communications. Verstappen, who was frustrated with his race engineer's strategy, defended his language by stating it is crucial for team improvement and suggested critics should simply turn down the volume if they find it offensive. Team advisor Dr. Helmut Marko acknowledged a 'tense' atmosphere in the Red Bull garage, while Verstappen's behavior has drawn criticism from pundits like Martin Brundle, who called it 'disrespectful' towards a team that has supported him throughout his career. Despite the backlash, Verstappen remains unapologetic, asserting that his communication style is part of his drive for success. The FIA is reviewing the matter amid concerns about the sport's young fanbase being influenced by such language. As Verstappen prepares for the Belgian GP, he acknowledges the challenges ahead but remains focused on his championship lead.