Max Verstappen says the FIA needs to “use a bit of common sense” when it comes to drivers swearing and wants more focus to be ...

Williams duo Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon say it is wrong that they and their fellow Formula One drivers should face bans for swearing ... about how we want to set out what we say around it ...

Carlos Sainz has recently shared his thoughts on the newer swearing penalties in Formula ... because then you guys are going to miss out in a lot of the stuff that we both do inside the car." ...

“It’s still ongoing about how we want to set out what we say around it,” Albon ... Sainz said while it was reasonable to expect drivers to avoid swearing while speaking in a public setting ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from F1 ... FIA to codify a rule that can mean drivers are fined or suspended for swearing or criticising officials. Albon added the drivers had already spoken ...

Two F1 stars have questioned plans to penalise drivers for swearing as those caught face ... “It’s still ongoing about how we want to set out what we say around it,” Albon said while ...

This comes after both Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc were handed fines and punishments for swearing during the 2024 F1 season. In terms of regulatory penalties, the FIA's 2025 ISC outlines ...

The FIA’s intensifying clampdown on driver swearing could be about to be diluted. Dubbed the sport’s new ‘swearing ban’, Max Verstappen said on Tuesday ...