Lewis Hamilton (C) and fellow drivers make a statement on the track as they 'take a knee' in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, prior to the start of the Formula One British Grand Prix at the ...

The sport's governing body, the FIA, will prohibit drivers from making "political, religious and personal statements," according to ESPN Natasha Dye is a Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE covering sports.

The FIA has inserted a new article into the International Sporting Code that bans Formula 1 teams and drivers from making certain personal or political statements that aren't pre-approved. Multiple ...

Formula One (F1) drivers will now have to seek permission from their sports’ governing body, the International Automobile Federation (FIA), to make “political statements” in the 2023 season, according ...

The FIA’s international sporting code has been updated to require that all Formula 1 drivers receive written permission to express explicit political, religious, or personal statements. Beginning in ...

Lando Norris has said he would be prepared to defy the FIA’s ban on drivers making political statements at Formula One races. He added that the opposition among drivers was so strong he expected the ...

Formula One drivers will no longer be allowed to make political statements at race events without prior permission from the FIA. Motor racing's governing body has added a new article to its ...

This week, the FIA drew their line in the sand and told racers to shut up and drive. The global governing body which oversees Formula 1 just updated its rule book with a clause banning drivers from ...