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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 Could Face Bans And Fines Of Up To €120,000 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 fines, bans, and penalties for ‘misconduct’ under new FIA regulations
Changes to the FIA Sporting Code include potential fines, suspensions, and docking of Championship points for ‘misconduct’
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'
Max Verstappen and F1 rivals face points deductions for swearing as FIA rewrite rules
The FIA has released the 2025 edition of the international sporting code, and following tweaks to the stewards’ penalty guidelines, F1 stars could now receive punishments as fierce as a one-month suspension and a deduction of championship points for their language.
Fans slam FIA as F1 drivers to receive 'point deductions' and 'race bans' for swearing in 2025 following rule change
New guidelines have been issued by the sport's governing body ahead of the 2025 F1 season, which gets underway in March
F1 drivers face bans and points deductions under new FIA ‘misconduct’ rules
F1 drivers could face points deductions and bans for breaching the FIA's new 'misconduct' guidelines. F1 drivers face the possibility of being hit with points deductions and even bans under new ‘misconduct’ guidelines revealed by the FIA.
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 under new rules
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 Could Face Race Bans for Swearing or Criticising the FIA Due to New Rules in 2025
Formula 1 drivers now face up to a month ban from competing in motorsport if they swear or criticise the FIA thanks to new rules brought in by the FIA's President Mohamed ben Sulayem.
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'F1 drivers furious over penalty system Ben Sulayem and FIA'
Mohammed Ben Sulayem and the FIA seem to have once again drawn the ire of Formula 1's 20 drivers. They are reportedly extremely outraged by the motorsport federation's newly announced penalty system, ...
FIA's new F1 rules are dangerously vague - Lewis Hamilton and co shouldn't stand for it
Under new guidelines issued ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season by the FIA, drivers repeatedly found guilty of misconduct, ...
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Explained: The real reasons behind the FIA’s new swearing guidelines
The FIA has confirmed changes to the ICC which could result in draconian penalties, including full suspension and points deducted.
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Herbert to reamin an FIA steward for the 2025 season
Former F1 driver and now FIA steward Johnny Herbert will continue his work for the sports governing body in 2025. The Brit, ...
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The internet explodes after FIA’s new 'misconduct' rules
The Formula 1 world was hit by new 'misconduct rules coming from the FIA. 2024 saw a lot of controversy surrounding swearing ...
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FIA issues first advisory in 20 years to tackle human trafficking
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has issued its first travel advisory in 20 years, as part of attempts to curb human trafficking.The FIA Headquarters has sent a letter to Deputy Directors of ...