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.
The FIA is a Mess - Drivers Have Their Say on New F1 Rules
The FIA revealed last week that a raft of controversial anti-swearing and anti-criticism laws will be in place for all top-level motorsport categories, including Formula 1. Drivers and team personnel are now having their say on these new rules and the FIA as a whole.
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 and points deductions for drivers guilty of swearing, among other infringe
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 Could Now Face a One-Month Ban for Offensive Language
Salty language is at the core of probably every competition on Earth and Formula 1 racing is no different. As drivers and teams push the limits to go ever fast, inevitably, more than a few curse words come out.
Full list of F1 punishments for drivers revealed including huge bans for criticising FIA
Max Verstappen and his Formula 1 rivals risk fines, month-long bans and points deductions for breaking rules in 2025 under new guidelines issued to stewards by the FIA
F1 drivers could face racing bans for swearing according to new radio rules
The FIA has released a series of new stewards' penalty guidelines that could result in drivers receiving fines, points deductions and even racing bans.
F1 stars face 2025 race ban under controversial new swearing rules
F1 drivers could face a race ban this year if they repeatedly swear or criticise the FIA under controversial new rules published this week. Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen received community service,
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For or against? The arguments behind FIA’s controversial new rules
What changes were made to the FIA’s International Sporting Code? The new ‘Appendix B’ outlines guidelines for race stewards ...
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F1 legend Brundle retaliates over FIA punishment changes in ‘stupid’ Verstappen dig
F1 legend Martin Brundle has backed the introduction of punishments for swearing by the FIA as he referenced a controversial ...
FIA World Rally Championship 2025: Sebastien Ogier Leads Toyota 1-2 Finish In WRC Rallye Monte-Carlo
Sébastien Ogier etched his name further into the history books by claiming a record-extending 10th victory at Rallye ...
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Aussie racer refuses to be silenced by FIA changes
Australian youngster Christian Mansell has asserted that he will not change his beliefs to stay off the FIA’s radar. Image: ...
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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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FIA swearing rule changes gain support as ‘role models’ argument presented
Martin Brundle has voiced his support of guideline changes made by the FIA, aimed at deterring drivers from swearing.
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FIA Formula 1 team entry fees increased significantly for 2025
F1 teams pay different amounts based on their previous season's performance, although it doesn't work out how you might think ...