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.
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.
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
FIA criticism from F1 drivers backed by others: 'It's a mess at the FIA'
Several Formula 1 drivers have been critical of the FIA on several occasions, especially during the 2024 season. However, there is not only frustration in F1, but also in other racing classes where the governing body rules.
F1 Drivers Could Soon Be Banned from Races for Cursing or Badmouthing the FIA
A fiery 2024 Formula 1 season led to the broadcast of some, shall we say, PG-13 language over team radio channels, leading to FIA President Mohamed Ben Sualyem limiting even censored recordings of foul-mouthed drivers last September.
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.
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FIA risking too much? The federation needs F1, not the other way around
With the news that drivers who verbally discredit the FIA - or at least the motorsport federation's standards - will face a ...
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Influential F1 figure backs FIA swearing stance
Martin Brundle has backed the FIA’s new penalty guidelines for misconduct in the sport. Image: REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed Last ...
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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 ...
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Three F1 Faces Hit Out At FIA President's 'Mess'
Three well-known Formula 1 figures think the FIA under the controversial leadership of President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is a ...
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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 ...
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FIA steward hits back at F1 teams’ criticism in ‘play that game’ response
Johnny Herbert said all F1 teams look to "steer things that favour them" from the FIA, but it has a "very difficult job" in ...
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F1 drivers face bans for criticising ruling body
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem triggered controversy last season with an interview in which he said he wanted drivers not to swear in their cars Formula 1 drivers face race bans if they ...
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Red Bull and Verstappen in FIA jab after iconic phrase REMOVED
Max Verstappen and Red Bull have issued a jibe at the FIA after they removed part of an iconic phrase from a social media ...
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FIA Poised To Officially Green-Light Cadillac F1
Cadillac, the prospective new eleventh Formula 1 team, is poised to clear the last hurdle before being officially green-lit ...