Paris, Mar 2 (PTI) Formula One’s governing body, the FIA, has allowed Russian drivers to continue competing in the sanctioned motor racing events, but only in a neutral capacity and under its flag. Unlike many international sporting federations, the FIA move is not fully in line with the International Olympic Committee’s push to ban all […]

Unlike many international sporting federations, the FIA move is not fully in line with the International Olympic Committee's push to ban all Russian athletes and officials' participation in tournaments and competitions after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The FIA has banned the use of Russian and Belarusian symbols at its racing events but will allow their nationals to drive under the FIA flag.

Russian flags and the playing of its national anthem will be banned in Formula One, the FIA announced on Tuesday in response to the country's invasion of Ukraine. The FIA had already cancelled the

The FIA says Russian and Belarusian drivers can race under a neutral flag.

The Haas driver will race under a neutral banner.

Formula One’s only Russian driver, Nikita Mazepin, will be allowed to race in the upcoming season after the sports’ governing body confirmed Russian and Belarusian drivers will not be banned …

Russian drivers will be allowed to continue competing in FIA sanctioned events, motor racing's governing body decided on Tuesday, but only in a neutral capacity and under the ‘FIA flag’.

The FIA has decided not to ban Russian drivers from motorsport in the wake of the country's military invasion of Ukraine, allowing Nikita Mazepin to remain in Formula One with Haas.

The FIA has decided not to ban Russian drivers from motorsport in the wake of the country's military invasion of Ukraine, allowing Nikita Mazepin to remain in Formula One with Haas.