F1 Drivers Could Now Face a One-Month Ban for Offensive Language
The FIA, which is the sport’s governing body, issued new regulations on Wednesday with penalties for salty language and other types of “misconduct” in Formula 1. The penalties include potential fines, racing bans, and deductions of championship points.
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