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FIA criticism from F1 drivers backed by others
F1 Drivers Could Be Suspended from Racing for Cursing or Critiquing the FIA in 2025
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) seems to be in the middle of a legislative overhaul for the 2025 season, as the governing body of motorsports changes its sporting code yet again — and free speech is on the chopping block next, according to new reports.
FIA criticism from F1 drivers backed by others: 'It's a mess at the FIA'
Several Formula 1 drivers have been critical of the FIA on several occasions, especially during the 2024 season. However, there is not only frustration in F1, but also in other racing classes where the governing body rules.
F1 Drivers Could Face Bans And Fines Of Up To $125,000 Under New FIA Rules
The FIA has issued new guidelines that could see F1 drivers face hefty fines, points deductions, and a one-month suspension or more for repeated misconduct violations.
F1 drivers face bans for criticising ruling body
F1 drivers face bans if they repeatedly swear or criticise the sport's governing body under changes to the FIA's sporting code for the 2025 season.
F1 drivers to face fines, points penalties, bans for FIA abuse
Formula 1 drivers could face points deductions or bans if they repeatedly swear or criticize the sport's governing body under revised misconduct guidelines issued by the FIA.
F1 drivers face month-long bans and points deductions as FIA escalates swearing row
Changes have been made to guidance given to Formula 1 stewards ahead of the 2025 season which mean drivers would face fines, potential bans or potentially points deductions for 'misconduct'
New FIA guidelines could prompt F1 driver ‘misconduct’ bans
The F1 drivers face hefty fines, a 'suspension' and even a 'deduction of championship points' should they be found guilty of 'misconduct'.
F1 drivers could face possible ban, points deductions under new FIA misconduct rules for 2025 Formula 1 season
The FIA has laid out new guidelines regarding penalties for driver misconduct; fines ranging from £34,000 to £152,000 can now be implemented for F1 drivers, with championship points docked and race ba
FIA risking too much? The federation needs F1, not the other way around
With the news that drivers who verbally discredit the FIA - or at least the motorsport federation's standards - will face a hefty fine and possible suspension, President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and his crew have reportedly made many drivers unhappy.
F1 Drivers Could Soon Be Banned from Races for Cursing or Badmouthing the FIA
A fiery 2024 Formula 1 season led to the broadcast of some, shall we say, PG-13 language over team radio channels, leading to FIA President Mohamed Ben Sualyem limiting even censored recordings of foul-mouthed drivers last September.
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F1 drivers could be suspended for swearing or political statements under new rules
Formula 1 drivers could be suspended from racing or lose championship points for swearing or making political statements ...
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Martin Brundle backs FIA swearing rules for F1 drivers as one thing 'doesn't feel right'
Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle is the first big name in the paddock to react to the FIA's introduction of potential bans ...
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FIA steward claims ONE F1 team 'deserve' to win title over Red Bull
FIA steward Johnny Herbert has claimed that McLaren have 'earned' the right to win the Formula 1 constructors' title again ...
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Formula 1: Why the FIA Is on a Collision Course With F1's Drivers
FIA
president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has a bizarre fetish for making himself rather unpopular with
Formula 1
's heavy hitters. From meddling in race results to clamping down on
drivers
expressing ...
Autosport on MSN
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Ben Hunt: Latest FIA changes could increase animosity between F1 drivers and the governing body
OPINION: Changes to the sporting code threaten to ban and fine drivers for swearing and speaking out against the FIA, but it ...
Top Gear Philippines
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Watch out, potty mouth: Formula 1 drivers can now be fined up to P7.3-M for swearing
The standard fine is €10,000, but as F1 is a top-tier racing category, everything is multiplied by four, meaning F1 drivers ...
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