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FIA President enforces new rules: "We're not rappers"

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has spoken out over the controversy surrounding Formula 1 drivers swearing over the onboard radio during a Grand Prix. He believes that the driver must set an example, and should use cleaner language. Nevertheless, he notes that Formula One Management is also responsible. He asked asked for less swearing from the drivers to be broadcasted. 
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