Derek Warwick was removed from stewarding duties for the Canadian Grand Prix following “unauthorised” comments that he made in the press

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MONTREAL - Formula One's governing body suspended former racer Derek Warwick as Canadian Grand Prix steward on Friday for unauthorised media comments about current drivers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

For Formula 1 purists, Derek Warwick belongs to an illustrious list of drivers, having competed for the most iconic teams. Young audiences know that the Brit works as a steward in Formula 1. But certainly not everyone really knows his true self: "People should know: We are not paid to be stewards".

The FIA have suspended Derek Warwick as an F1 steward for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix with immediate effect. Warwick, 70, was due to be on the stewarding panel for this weekend's action in Montreal.

Legendary F1 commentator Martin Brundle has offered his heartfelt support for suspended steward Derek Warwick. Following Friday practice at the Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA announced they had suspended Warwick over “unauthorised media comments”.

Formula One's governing body suspended former racer Derek Warwick as Canadian Grand Prix steward on Friday for unauthorised media comments about current drivers.