The 20 current Formula 1 drivers are taking a united stand against attempts by Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of ...

F1 drivers respond to FIA's crackdown on swearing, calling for transparency in financial fines, better communication, and ...

All 20 Formula 1 drivers demand motorsport’s governing body stops treating them like children in the wake of a crackdown on swearing.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said the grid’s stars had a responsibility to stop swearing on the radio and that they ...

In a statement, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association called on the FIA president to treat them like adults—and mind his own ...

LONDON (AP) — Formula 1 drivers have criticized the president of the sport's governing body, the FIA, and asked to be treated like adults in an escalating row over swearing in news conferences.

The GPDA has called on the FIA to adopt a more respectful and mature approach to its communication with F1’s drivers.

He responded by limiting his answers for the rest of the weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix and holding his own media ...

Formula 1’s drivers have united to ask the FIA to treat them like “adults” in response to FIA President Mohammed Ben ...

Formula One drivers have responded to the governing body's clampdown on swearing by asking FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to treat them like adults and mind his own language.

Formula One drivers have written an open letter calling on the FIA to treat them like adults after recent controversies surrounding its punishments for “misconduct” like swearing.

Max Verstappen has launched a dig at one of his championship rivals whilst criticising an FIA steward following a recent public spat. The three-time world champion has had a topsy-turvy season, with ...