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The President of the FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has said Formula 1 drivers who “incite abuse” of race officials will be penalised. Ben Sulayem has beseeched stewards present at Grands Prix to take a tough stance on drivers who make negative comments about them, which they believe will incur hateful remarks online from fans. The […]
Ben Sulayem has urged stewards to take a tough stance on drivers criticizing them, to prevent hateful comments from fans online. The FIA made changes to the “misconduct” sub-section of the International Sporting Code after research showed a link between driver criticism and online abuse. The President emphasized the need to support officials who work to improve the sport and keep it safe. Stewards are encouraged to enforce the new rules to combat abuse and ensure fairness in racing. Recent incidents, like Yuki Tsunoda’s fine for inappropriate comments, highlight the importance of maintaining respect within the sport. The FIA is sending a clear message that abuse of any kind will not be tolerated in motorsport.
