JAMES NALTON celebrates Ruben Blades’s song Patria – played before Panama’s game against Ghana — a song inspiring hope instead of hate
Latest editorial
Formula One drivers banned from making political statements without permission
Fifty years ago this month, Britain faced its hottest summer on record, as welterweight champion Stracey met his match in Mexico’s Palomino, writes JOHN WIGHT.
Including races at Newcastle, York and Chester
FORMULA ONE drivers will be banned from displaying political or religious statements without prior approval from next season, it was reported yesterday.
The FIA’s international sporting code, which governs the running of motorsport competitions, has been updated with a new clause under breaches of the rules.
Drivers will now be in breach of the rules if they make or display “political, religious and personal statements or comments notably in violation of the general principle of neutrality promoted by the FIA under its statutes, unless previously approved in writing by the FIA for international competitions, or by the relevant ASN for national competitions within their jurisdiction”.
Similar stories
