The FIA's crackdown on swearing claimed its first victim on Sunday when WRC driver Adrien Fourmaux was fined €10,000 for ...
Carlos Sainz agrees F1 drivers should not swear outside of the car, but believes it is “too much” to try and stop foul ...
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Hosted on MSNSainz: FIA's going too far with in-cockpit language restrictionsSainz says Formula 1 drivers should make an effort to avoid rude language out of the car, but pleas against muzzling team ...
The FIA has imposed its first fine for language misconduct in the world of motorsport, sparking uproar amongst fans. At the 2025 Rally Sweden, French driver Ad ...
KARACHI: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has thwarted an attempt to smuggle four women abroad under the ...
This weekend Hyundai driver Adrien Fourmaux was fined €10,000 (with another €20k suspended) by WRC stewards for dropping an F ...
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GPblog.com on MSNWaché expresses concerns about FIA regulations: 'That doesn't make sense'Once the 2026 Formula 1 season begins, everything will be turned upside down, forcing teams to start from scratch again. Red ...
The Hyundai driver was dished a AUD $16,500 (EUR $10,000) fine and imposed a second, 12-month suspended fine of $33,000 (EUR ...
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has exposed a human smuggling network involved in sending citizens to Europe through ...
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Hamilton caught in FIA crossfire over ILLEGAL F1 car disputeHamilton lost out heavily despite not being in Mosley’s crosshairs, as McLaren struggled badly in the first half of the ...
The FIA's swearing ban has claimed its first victim. The FIA’s widely criticised swearing ban - which could impact F1 drivers in 2025 - has claimed its first victim. World Rally Championship driver ...
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) announced on Sunday that it had thwarted a human trafficking attempt at Karachi ...
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