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F1 drivers react to FIA swearing fiasco: "I can't afford it!"
F1 drivers react to the FIA's swearing clampdown. F1 ’s drivers have had their say on the FIA’s recent clampdown on swearing.
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FIA reconsiders WEC driver ballast
The FIA is understood to be considering re-introducing ballast rules to regulate average driver weights in the World ...
Chef Gordon Ramsay Adds Spice To FIA Swearing Row At F1 75 Launch Event - 'Let Them Be Real'
Renowned chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay, who attended the F1 75 season launch, added more spice to the swearing row in ...
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FIA Gujranwala arrests human trafficker involved in illegal immigration via sea routes
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Gujranwala Zone, arrested a suspect involved in illegally sending citizens abroad via ...
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Max Verstappen elaborates on FIA swearing punishments as possible €120,000 fines await
Max Verstappen believes there are more important things for the FIA to concern itself with than occasional expletives used by the drivers.
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FIA boss drops shock V10 engine revival hint
In a surprise statement, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has backed the return of V10 engines in F1. Fans have longed for ...
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FIA confirm MAJOR regulation change ahead of 2025 season
An FIA statement confirmed that the limitation in the number of gearboxes used by teams has now been removed for 2025, after ...
Mohammed Ben Sulayem releases passionate statement after FIA booed by fans at F1 75
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has released a passionate statement explaining that the F1 75 Live launch event ‘has triggered lots of ...
FIA issues first penalty under updated Sporting Code ahead of 2025 F1 season
F1 drivers face substantial penalties for ‘misconduct’ under new FIA regulations, and have their first example thanks to the ...
FIA Starts Strict Monitoring of Citizens Going Abroad From 3 Cities
Following the tragic boat accidents in Libya and Greece that claimed several Pakistani lives, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has heightened ...
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F1 driver ‘can’t afford’ FIA fine as swearing bans, points deductions beckon
An F1 driver has admitted that he "can't afford" to pay an FIA fine for swearing as the governing body threatens bans and.
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Should F1 weigh up FIA president’s return to V10 engines idea? Our writers have their say
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's pitch of F1 returning to V10 engines with sustainable fuels has provoked debate ...