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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GPDA boss responds after FIA threaten bans, points deductions for F1 2025The FIA have issued updated guidelines around the punishments drivers can expect for swearing or overall misconduct in an ...
Alex Wurz, head of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA), has revealed that drivers were left in the dark regarding the ...
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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.
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 ...
Getty The relationship between F1 drivers and FIA reached a breaking point last year. With drivers expressing their discontent over the swearing clampdown, they hoped for a change in the policies ...
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has voiced his support for having full-time paid FIA stewards in Formula 1, stressing that contributing ...
Youre either on the sporting regulatory side or youre on the media side, says Red Bulls Christian Horner after the FIA said ...
Christian Horner has broken his silence after the shock decision was revealed to axe a major figure in Formula 1 . The FIA ...
The 2024 Formula 1 season was full of controversies, particularly between drivers and the FIA. The sports governing body has doubled down on its crackdown for the upcoming season. Now, Mercedes ...
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