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FIA says Russian and Belarussian drivers - such as Haas' Nikita Mazepin - can continue to race in F1 in 2022
The FIA says Russian drivers can continue to race in international competitions in spite of their country's invasion of Ukraine. In a statement released on Tuesday night, the FIA revealed that president Mohammed ben Sulayem had chaired an extraordinary meeting of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) earlier in the day which had as its aim to «address matters relating to the ongoing situation in Ukraine».
India trying to 'avoid' Belarus in football friendly amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
Belarus in a friendly football match on March 26 after the country entangled itself in Russia's invasion of Ukraine by extending support to it. India were to take on Bahrain on March 23 and efforts are on to replace Belarus with another country for the March 26 game in Manama amid a global sporting boycott of Russia and, in some cases, Belarus on the International Olympic Committee's call. "We are trying to avoid Belarus if possible in the light of these developments.
Russian Mixed Martial Arts Union suspended by global governing body IMMAF
Cape Town — The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation has drawn the line in the sand on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine this week.
F1 news LIVE: Russian driver Nikita Mazepin facing ban from FIA as Mercedes monitor Red Bull sidepods
Tucker Carlson says Ketanji Brown Jackson would 'degrade' Supreme Court
F1 news LIVE: Russian Haas driver Nikita Mazepin facing ban as Mercedes monitor Red Bull sidepods
Tucker Carlson says Ketanji Brown Jackson would 'degrade' Supreme Court
F1 news LIVE: Russian driver Nikita Mazepin facing ban as Mercedes monitor Red Bull sidepods
Tucker Carlson says Ketanji Brown Jackson would 'degrade' Supreme Court
Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull & Mercedes haven't shown true performance yet
Speaking to the official Formula 1 website, McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo has said that he feels both Mercedes and Red Bull have a lot more to give in terms of performance than they showed at the first test in Barcelona last week.