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FIA, driver swearing penalties

SB Nation on MSN · 20h

FIA considering changes to strict driver swearing penalties

The President of motorsports governing body indicated changes could be coming to the new strict misconduct penalties

DPA International on MSN · 23h

FIA boss hints at watering down strict penalties for swearing

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has announced that he is considering changes to stricter penalty guidelines for Formula One drivers following "constructive feedback." In a social media post, Ben Sulayem stated that he is contemplating "improvements" to Appendix B of the International Sporting Code.

The Washington Post · 1d

FIA president signals a change to swearing punishments which have upset Formula 1 drivers

The president of Formula 1’s governing body FIA has signaled he’ll make “improvements” to punishments for swearing and criticism which have sparked a backlash from F1 drivers

motorsport.com on MSN1d

Changes to FIA's swearing sanctions under consideration, says Ben Sulayem

The FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is open to changing the governing body’s sporting code over swearing and ...

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F1 LIVE: Max Verstappen boosted in FIA row as Lewis Hamilton names 'favourite' driver

The excitement is building ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix as Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen prepare ...

12don MSN

Further details behind Reid leaving FIA: "my FIA email was disabled without notice"

Former FIA Deputy President Robert Reid left the governing body only a week ago, but he has revealed what led to his decision ...

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Is the FIA finally learning that sanitizing language is a losing battle for any sport?

There are signs more common sense and understanding have arrived at last over controversial FIA policy of fining F1 drivers ...

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FIA considering major F1 rule change ahead of Miami GP and it will delight Max Verstappen

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA's president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has announced that a major rule change could be on the ...

PlanetF1 on MSN2h

Horner responds to Wolff ‘joke’ verdict as grave FIA concern emerges for F1 2026

Christian Horner responds to Toto Wolff’s ‘joke’ verdict. The Mercedes boss’ complaint was with what he saw as the ...

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