“If you do it, it’s clear what you get” - FIA warn drivers again of using F1 for "personal agenda"
World champions 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sebastian Vettel have been most vocal on a range of matters ranging froౠm racism, sexuality and climat𒁃e change.
Hamilton’s decision to wear a t-shirt on the podium at the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix, with a message "arrest the cops who killed Breonna T🍸aylor" led to the banning of such clothing by the𝓀 FIA on the podium.
The FIA have gone one step further for F1 2023, making it clear that drivers shouldn’t use the sport for their own opin🦂ions and agenda.]
Speakin𓂃g to the media at the Dakar Rally, Ben Sulayem reiterated t▨he FIA’s stance.
“W𝓡e are concerned with building bridges,” Ben Sulayem said.
“You can use sport for peace reasons, but one 𝓰thing we don’t want is to have the FIA as a platform for private personal agenda. We will divert from the sport.
“What does the driver do best? Driving. They are so good at it, and they make the business, they make the show, they are the st🎐ars. Nobody is stopping them.
“There are o💜ther platforms to express what they want. Everybody has this and they are most welcome to go through the process of 🐎the FIA, to go through that.”
The FIA president also hinted that drivers will be punished if they push their own agendas, making an unusual comparison to “speeding in the pit lane” - which is a clear ܫcut fine orp penalty if a driver is found guilty of doing so.
“I have my own personal⛦ things, okay, but it doesn’t mean I will use the FIA to do it,” Ben Sulayem added
“The FIA should b🔜e neutral, I believe. We need the superstars to make the sport.
“If there is anything, you take the permission. If not, 🎶if th🤡ey make any other mistake, it’s like speeding in the pit lane. If you do it, it’s very clear what you get.”
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