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FIA boss hints at watering down strict penalties for swearing
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has announced that he is considering changes to stricter penalty guidelines for Formula One drivers following "constructive feedback." In a social media post, Ben Sulayem stated that he is contemplating "improvements" to Appendix B of the International Sporting Code.
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The president of Formula 1’s governing body FIA has signaled he’ll make “improvements” to punishments for swearing and ...
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The president of Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA has signaled he’ll make “improvements” to punishments for swearing and ...
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