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F1 drivers angered by maximum fine increase to over $1m - Vimarsana News

F1 drivers angered by maximum fine increase to over $1m

Formula 1 drivers have voiced their anger at the FIA increasing the maximum fine it can hand out in the sport to over $1 million. The latest meeting of the World Motor Sport Council saw the FIA amend the previous limit of €250,000 ($264,000) that is specified in the International Sporting Code (I...

Source: racer.com
Russell, F1 colleagues slam 'obscene' €1 million fines by FIA - Vimarsana News

Russell, F1 colleagues slam 'obscene' €1 million fines by FIA

George Russell has slammed the FIA’s decision to raise the maximum fine imposed on F1 competitors to €1 million, calling the move “obscene”.

Source: f1i.com
Formula 1 drivers label new FIA fine limit obscene, ridiculous - Vimarsana News

Formula 1 drivers label new FIA fine limit obscene, ridiculous

Formula 1 drivers expressed shock and amazement after the FIA quadrupled the amount stewards can fine them to a maximum of $1.06-Million.

FIA Stewards empowered to fine F1 drivers up to $1-million - Vimarsana News

FIA Stewards empowered to fine F1 drivers up to $1-million

FIA F1 stewards will be able to fine drivers up to 1-million euros after the FIA approved an increase from the current limit of $250,000.

FIA vs F1 drivers disagreement emerges as George Russell blasts €1m fines as "obscene" | F1 - Vimarsana News

FIA vs F1 drivers disagreement emerges as George Russell blasts €1m fines as "obscene" | F1

George Russell has provided a scathing reaction of the FIA’s decision to increase the maximum penalties that F1 drivers could be issued to €1m.

Source: crash.net