Sainz, Albon Oppose Swearing Bans

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Formula 1 2025: Williams drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon say don't ban drivers for swearing

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Williams drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon say it is wrong to threaten F1 drivers with bans for swearing.

The Spaniard said he did not agree with the move by governing body the FIA to codify a system that can mean drivers are fined or suspended for swearing or criticising officials.

Albon added that the drivers had already spoken privately about how to respond to the move.

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