FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has defended controversial measures launched to curb the prevalence of unhealthy language from F1 drivers.
The brand new stewards’ penalty tips, which additionally apply to these racing in different championships overseen by the governing physique, enable for harsh punishments for indiscretions similar to swearing and talking out in opposition to the FIA.
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Revisited: Deadly F1 crash that might have been prevented
The opening race of the 2001 F1 season occurred in Australia, with Albert Park kicking off the primary of 17 races scheduled for that 12 months.
It could be one other 12 months of success for Michael Schumacher who triumphed to take his fourth F1 title with relative ease.
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Brown opens up on ‘poisonous’ McLaren setting
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has spoken out on the “poisonous” setting he encountered when he first joined McLaren.
Brown joined the British outfit in late 2016 when it was enduring troublesome leads to partnership with Honda, who returned to the game as an influence unit provider the 12 months earlier than.
FIA president makes F1 race director revelation
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has acknowledged that F1 will once more have a number of race administrators in the course of the 2025 season.
Based on Dutch journalist Erik van Haren, who writes for De Telegraaf, the boss of the governing physique confirmed the choice when talking in Madrid.
Former F1 driver points outlandish Verstappen team-mate declare
Former F1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has prompt Isack Hadjar ought to have been promoted to Crimson Bull as a substitute of Liam Lawson this 12 months.
Crimson Bull opted to half methods with Sergio Perez on the finish of the 2024 marketing campaign and promoted junior driver Lawson to fill the second seat alongside Max Verstappen.
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Weird F1 scandal: Jailed driver triggers historic profession
The 1991 Belgian Grand Prix is fondly remembered for the debut of Michael Schumacher, who immediately impressed the paddock along with his uncooked pace.
Schumacher was handed his debut by Jordan, who was additionally enduring its first season on the grid.
READ MORE: Weird F1 scandal: Jailed driver triggers historic profession
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