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Tänak Challenges FIA International Sporting Code: Calls for Systemic Changes in Driver Speech Rules

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
March 19, 2025
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Tänak Challenges FIA International Sporting Code: Calls for Systemic Changes in Driver Speech Rules

Ott Tänak (EST) Martin Järveoja (EST) Of team HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WORLD RALLY TEAM are seen performing during the World Rally Championship Kenya in Naivasha, Kenya on 19,March. 2025 // Jaanus Ree / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202503190514 // Usage for editorial use only //

The Safari Rally Kenya’s shakedown day was recently overshadowed by a controversial rule found in Appendix 12.2.1 of the FIA International Sporting Code. This rule, recently put into effect, restricts what rally drivers can say, causing a considerable stir among the participating racers.

One vocal critic of this change is none other than the celebrated rally driver, Tänak. He voiced his opposition with a firm stance, stating, “The system must change, not us.” His words echo the sentiments of many fellow drivers who believe their freedom of expression is being unjustly curtailed.

Tänak’s statement is a bold challenge to the FIA, the governing body of world motorsport. His comments suggest that the organization needs to focus more on making systemic changes that benefit the sport and its participants, rather than suppressing the voices of the drivers. It’s a call to action that likely resonates with those in the rally racing community who feel stifled by these new regulations.

The introduction of the new rules has stirred controversy and debate. While the FIA asserts that these rules are necessary for maintaining the decorum and professionalism within the sport, drivers like Tänak argue that they are an unnecessary and restrictive measure. The debate continues, with drivers on one side and the FIA on the other, each presenting compelling arguments.

Tänak’s words serve as a reminder that the personalities, opinions, and voices of the drivers are an integral part of the sport. The regulations, as they currently stand, might be seen as inhibiting the drivers’ ability to express themselves freely.

In conclusion, the recent events at the Safari Rally Kenya have brought to light an issue that goes beyond the track. The new FIA regulations have sparked a debate about freedom of speech in motorsport, with seasoned racers like Tänak taking a stand. His statement, “The system must change, not us,” is a rallying cry for change that has ignited a discussion that will likely continue to reverberate in the world of motorsport.

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