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F1 drivers learned of FIA swearing ban ‘through the media’
The FIA did not consult with the GPDA before issuing new stewards' guidelines and punishments for the 2025 motor racing season.
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Cuss Fuss: Grand Slam boss says he has no intention of banning on-ice swearing
The rather genteel world of curling can sometimes be jolted by the odd swear word that makes it on bonspiel broadcasts via ...
F1 team bosses back FIA's crackdown on swearing
Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) chairman Alex Wurz has been among the most vocal critics, revealing that drivers were ...
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F1 drivers learned about FIA’s new swearing penalties via media
F1 drivers found out about the FIA’s new misconduct rules via reports in the media, the chairman of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA) has claimed. Earlier this month it emerged that F1 ...
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Verstappen issues SNAP verdict after controversial FIA penalty
The height of Verstappen's swearing controversy came about as a result of an off-track incident, however, when the reigning champion referred to his Red Bull machinery as 'F***ed' during an FIA press ...
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Team Bosses Back FIA Over Swearing Penalties
Two Formula 1 team bosses have played down the outrage over intensified penalties for driver misconduct like swearing. Alex ...
GPDA Chairman Makes Urgent Plea To Save F1 Drivers From Updated FIA Rules
The chairman of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, Alex Wurz, has asked Formula 1 to beep swear words uttered by drivers to ensure the wrong message isn't sen ...
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Ex-F1 driver blames biased handling of Max Verstappen swearing saga
Juan Pablo Montoya makes ‘little princess’ remark over FIA’s ban on swear words The Formula 1 drivers are subjected to extreme conditions while racing on the track. During such moments ...