Drivers to face fines for swearing during a race New rule tested ... rules that will see drivers slapped with a fine of up to $200,000 for swearing during the heat of the moment in a race.
Aussie Formula One star Oscar Piastri has hit out at a contentious new driver swearing ban that will come into play for the ...
Research has established that swear words are effective ‘attention getters ... Australian Oscar Piastri dismissed the potential $200,000 fines for swearing, calling the ban unrealistic.
That's about five curse words every waking hour. And it might not be in vain. Turns out, swearing may help make you live a happier, healthier life in the long-run. When you stub your toe and ...
In 2020, for instance, Stephens and Robertson investigated the use of the swear “f—-” compared with a neutral word and two made-up swear words – “fouch” and “twizpipe” – and ...
After losing a substantial amount of time, Ticktum went on a rant over the team radio, which included swear words, but no action was taken. Actions have been taken for television interviews, ...
F1 stars face race bans and fines of more than $200,000 if they are caught repeatedly using obscene language, in a bid to stop swear words blaring over team radios and on to live TV broadcasts.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback