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Sebastian Vettel's radio outburst against Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting in the Mexican Grand Prix is being looked into by the FIA, Motosport.com has learned. The Ferrari driver was left angry in the closing sta...

After the Mexican Grand Prix concluded, Kimi Raikkonen admitted that he struggled for pace after he switched onto the medium compounds for a long stint on the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Raikkonen started the Grand P...

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Previous technical director and team owner Ross Brawn has agreed a contract with Liberty Media to become the new chief of Formula One, a role in which he is set to succeed current Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone. As re...

Verstappen will not Interfere title battle – manager Max Verstappen's manager has denied the controversial young Dutchman will interfere with the outcome of the world championship. The 19-year-old incurred the wrath no...

The FIA has tonight issued the following: 'At the recent Mexican Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel made comments over team radio using repeated foul language directed at both the FIA Formula 1 Race Director...

Jean Todt, the president of Formula 1's governing body, has confirmed that there will be no disciplinary action taken against Sebastian Vettel. The German went on an expletive rampage during the Mexican Grand Prix, but a...

Jean Todt, the president of Formula 1's governing body, has confirmed that there will be no disciplinary action taken against Sebastian Vettel. The post No punishment for Vettel appeared first on PlanetF1.

XPBImages Sebastian Vettel will not face the FIA's International Tribunal for his comments made during the Mexican Grand Prix. Vettel swore at Max Verstappen over team radio before later telling FIA race director Charlie...

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Four-time Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel has avoided disciplinary action following an expletive-laced outburst in Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix. F1's governing body said in a statement Tuesday that Vettel's "sincere...

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Sebastian Vettel will not be punished by the FIA after his sincere apology and declaration that such an outburst will not happen again following his explicit radio messages during last weekend's Mexican Grand Prix. The S...

– Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has decided to take no further action over Sebastian Vettel's radio outburst towards Race Director Charlie Whiting at the Mexican Grand Prix, after accepting an apology.More to fo...

Sebastian Vettel has escaped punishment for his expletive-laden outburst during the closing laps of the Mexican Grand Prix after FIA president Jean Todt pardoned the four-time champion for his 'offensive' behaviour. Radi...

Legendary Formula 1 team Williams will have a significant presence at the Autosport International Show for the second consecutive year when it gets underway in January at the Birmingham NEC. In 2016, the Williams Martini...

Jean Todt, the president of the sport's governing body, the FIA, has decided to take no further action against Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel following his mid-race outburst towards Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting. A...

The FIA has opted not to take disciplinary action against Sebastian Vettel for his abusive radio tirade during Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix

The FIA says it has accepted an apology from Sebastian Vettel for his profane outburst at race director Charlie Whiting during the Mexican Grand Prix.

Juan Pablo Montoya has accepted an offer to race the Indianapolis 500 for Team Penske and will not drive full-time in IndyCar next season. Montoya told The Associated Press on …

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel is set to escape a heavy sanction after apologising to Formula One race director Charlie Whiting and the governing FIA for Sunday's expletive-laden Mexican Grand Prix rant. An FIA source told R...

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