FIA clarifies law around F1 drivers being allowed to make political statements

The sporting federation recently updated its rules to prevent “political, religious or personal” remarks being made without prior approval.
FIA clarifies law around F1 drivers being allowed to make political statements

NEW LAW CLARIFICATION: Lewis Hamilton said he will not be silenced Pic: David Davies/PA

Formula One’s governing FIA has said drivers will be allowed to make political statements only in “exceptional” circumstances after seeking to clarify its contentious new law.

The sporting federation recently updated its rules to prevent “political, religious or personal” remarks being made without prior approval.

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