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The FIA has revealed Formula 1 drivers will be allowed to make political statements in “exceptional” circumstances. In December, the FIA revealed that «personal, religious and political statements» cannot be made, unless written consent has been given.
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Lando Norris had told the FIA that Formula One drivers should not be treated like school children and hopes the sport’s governing body will be pressured into a U-turn over its decision to ban them from making political statements.
Lando Norris had told the FIA that Formula One drivers should not be treated like school children and hopes the sport's governing body will be pressured into a U-turn over its decision to ban them from making political statements. F1's governing body has updated its rules to prevent "political, religious or personal" comments being said without prior approval. The FIA's controversial clampdown comes after drivers - including seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and the recently-retired Sebastian Vettel - have spoken out on issues such as racism, diversity and the environment in recent seasons.
WOKING, England : McLaren's Lando Norris expects Formula One's governing body to make a U-turn on a new rule change requiring drivers to get prior written permission before speaking out on "political" issues at races.
Harrison Burton admits there was a time when he was not a fan of Jimmie Johnson.
LONDON : Formula One will never gag anyone, chief executive Stefano Domenicali has stated in response to a pre-season controversy between the governing FIA and drivers over 'political' statements and freedom of speech.