FIA Fines WRC Driver For Swearing Under New Guidelines
FIA Fines WRC Driver For Swearing Under New Guidelines

FIA Fines WRC Driver For Swearing Under New Guidelines

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Adrian Fourmaux became the first driver penalized under the FIA's new guidelines for inappropriate language, receiving a €10,000 fine after using profanity during a post-race interview at the 2025 Rally Sweden. The FIA has implemented stricter regulations on driver conduct, including potential fines and penalties for swearing, which applies across various racing series, including Formula 1. While Fourmaux apologized, stating his comment was made in a colloquial context, the FIA maintained that such language is inappropriate in public settings. The total fine could reach €30,000 if he repeats the offense, with €20,000 suspended for 12 months. This decision has sparked debate among fans and former drivers, with some questioning the severity of the punishment. The FIA's move reflects a broader effort to enforce professionalism in motorsport communications and conduct.

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