FIA bans 'political statements' from motor sports competitors
Motor sports' governing body, the FIA, has cracked down on competitors making "political, religious and personal statements or comments" in its updated rules for next season.
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F1 drivers barred from political statements unless approved
LONDON : Formula One drivers will need prior written permission from the sport's governing body to make 'political statements' from next season following an update of the International Sporting Code.
F1 drivers banned from making political statements
Formula One drivers will be banned from displaying political or religious statements without prior approval from next season.
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