Formula 1 drivers urge the sport's governing body to treat them like adults after Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc were punished for swearing.

An open letter was published on Thursday by the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association, to which all 20 racers belong, and which is ...

The GPDA has called on the FIA to adopt a more respectful and mature approach to its communication with F1’s drivers.

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On the back of the swearing saga, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) has now issued a statement, urging FIA to treat them like adults in the future.

Formula One drivers have responded to the governing body's clampdown on swearing by asking FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to treat them like adults and mind his own language.

F1 fans have ridiculed the FIA during Max Verstappen’s latest appearance as the champion's feud continues with the ...

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