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Autosport on MSNFIA appoints new WRC fuel supplier for 2025The FIA has confirmed TotalEnergies will take over as the World Rally Championship fuel supplier after P1 Performance Fuels ...
With official conversation looming, WRC drivers plan to not offer English-language comment after stages in an upcoming rally.
A group of WRC Rally1 class driver and co-drivers announced it would prevent televised swears by refusing to speak, or ...
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Rally drivers protest the swearing ban that has sparked a backlash in Formula 1As Formula 1 drivers grumble about their governing body's crackdown on swearing, their counterparts in rallying have staged a ...
World Rally Championship drivers have followed up their recent statement regarding the FIA’s clampdown on swearing by ...
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GPblog.com on MSNRally drivers stage united protest against FIA swearing banWoRDA wants talks with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem Since the fine was handed out, several WRC drivers and co-drivers ...
World Rally Championship drivers have doubled-down on their stance regarding the FIA's rules on drivers swearing by refusing ...
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GPFans on MSNDrivers protest against FIA swearing ban with race boycottThe FIA governs multiple racing series, including Formula 1, WRC, WEC and Formula E, and following a run of controversial ...
The FIA has enforced a profanity ban during WRC broadcast transmissions to promote a family-friendly image, which has ...
Fans have urged F1 drivers to follow the footsteps of Rally racers and use their native language to avoid being fined by the ...
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Tuko News on MSNSafari Rally: Why World Rally Championship (WRC) Drivers Have Staged FIA Protest in NaivashaWorld Rally Championship drivers staged a high-profile protest against the FIA's swearing ban during the Safari Rally Kenya ...
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