F1 implements strict swearing ban starting 2025 season

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F1 drivers may face race bans for swearing or criticizing the FIA under new rules effective for the 2025 season. A third offense could lead to a one-month suspension, while fines increase with each violation. Max Verstappen received community service last year for swearing at a press conference. The FIA's president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has faced criticism for enforcing stricter language regulations, which have also affected drivers in other racing series. The FIA aims to standardize penalties for inappropriate language to ensure fairness. Stewards will have discretion in applying penalties based on the situation, similar to rules in other motorsport governing bodies.


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