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The FIA has been labelled a "bloated bureaucratic quagmire" by IndyCar driver Dalton Kellett following the announcement that drivers will need...

F1 drivers will not be allowed to make “political, religious and personal statements” without the FIA’s permission in 2023.

Formula 1 drivers will now need the FIA's written consent to make a “political, religious and personal statement or comment”

FIA, the governing body of motorsports in the world will prohibit its drivers from making "political statements" from now on.

Formula 1 personnel and all involved with FIA-sanction events will now need permission to speak out on matters of interest to them.

By Alan Baldwin LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One drivers will need prior written permission from the sport's governing body to make 'political statement...

The FIA moved to clamp down on F1 drivers making political statements at grands prix without prior approval.

The governing body have moved to clarify their stance on their changes to the International Sporting Code, which declared "political, religious and personal statements" as a breach of their rules.

The FIA seeks to make a major change that could impact outspoken F1 drivers.

Formula One drivers will no longer be allowed to make political statements at race events without prior permission from the FIA.