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F1 drivers back a Sainz Sr. FIA presidency bid

The New York Times · 1d

F1 drivers back a Sainz Sr. FIA presidency bid — but the incumbent doesn’t want to leave

Rallying legend Carlos Sainz - his son a Williams F1 driver - is mulling a run at the FIA presidency. But the hurdles may be too high

The Race on MSN · 7h

What leading F1 drivers make of potential Sainz FIA presidency bid

The current Formula 1 grid faces the bizarre scenario where the father of one of the drivers could be running to be the

Carlos Sainz confident there is no conflict in father's FIA presidency bid

Williams driver Carlos Sainz Jr. is confident there would be no conflict of interest if his father, Carlos Sainz Sr., runs for president of motorsport's governing body.

FIA, Driver Cursing

Reuters on MSN · 4h

Russell sees no reason to thank FIA for swearing backtrack

IMOLA, Italy - George Russell saw no reason to thank Formula One's governing body after it halved the maximum penalties drivers face for swearing. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.

FIA slashes swearing fines after F1 driver backlash

The maximum penalties for drivers swearing has been reduced by 50% while stewards will also be given more discretion on deciding penalties.

Road & Track on MSN · 23h

The FIA Is Relaxing Its Crackdown on Driver Cursing

Four months after announcing new penalties for swearing, the FIA has amended some of its rules about foul language. The move comes after recent controversies around the harsh rules regarding cursing in both Formula 1 and the World Rally Championship.

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FIA announces revisions to controversial F1 swearing penalty rules

The FIA has made adjustments to an appendix of the International Sporting Code (ISC), ranging from reducing fines to sporting ...

Racing Voices: F1 Drivers Welcome FIA's Revised Penalty Policies

Formula One star George Russell and fellow drivers react to the FIA's decision to halve penalties for swearing. This change ...

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F1 swearing controversy 'all a bit suspect'

George Russell says the back-and-forth controversy over punishing Formula 1 drivers for swearing is "all a bit suspect".

motorsport.com on MSN21h

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell blast FIA president’s swearing ban U-turn

Lewis Hamilton has piled into the FIA president’s decision to row back on his swearing ban - saying the whole “ridiculous” ...

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Mercedes F1 star 'in tears' as FIA announce outcome of inspection ahead of Imola Grand Prix - F1 News Recap

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FIA announces major F1 rule change on eve of Imola GP after complaints from drivers

F1 drivers had been at risk of massive fines, race bans and even the docking of World Championship points for multiple ...

Anthony Hamilton joins FIA to help shape future of young drivers

After 18 months of behind-the-scenes advisory work with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Hamilton Sr.’s appointment marks ...

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Ben Sulayem backs Hamilton's father for FIA role

Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony is set for an official role at Formula One's governing body after advising FIA president ...

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Formula 1 hands down verdict after Oscar Piastri investigation

Oscar Piastri and his McLaren team have been cleared of any wrongdoing after an FIA investigation into the team’s rocketship ...

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