Bearman finds reason to avoid harsh FIA punishment: ‘I can’t afford it’

Bearman finds reason to avoid harsh FIA punishment: 'I can't afford it'

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Oliver Bearman has given his opinion on the strict swearing rules introduced by the FIA to curb foul language in the championships it oversees, including F1.

Oliver Bearman raised a significant concern about the strict new swearing rules implemented by the FIA, particularly impacting lower-paid rookies like himself in F1. The penalties for using expletives now include substantial fines, bans, and points deductions under the stewards’ penalty guidelines of the ISC for the 2025 season. Drivers in F1 will face four times the fines compared to those in lower FIA championships, with Bearman potentially being fined €40,000 for swearing. The issue of swearing came to the forefront after Max Verstappen was penalized for using foul language in a press conference in the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix. Bearman remains optimistic about finding a compromise and is actively involved in discussions within the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association to address the rule changes and ensure all parties find a resolution.

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