The New Rule That Could Destroy Formula 1

[@JohnZsAviation]

Is the FIA just speedruning single handedly destroying the sport?

[@night756]

@JohnZsAviation Seems like it

[@Odysseus38]

Not the fia just their dumbf*** president

[@StijnDoppen]

Max will probably grab his retirement plans of the shelf.

[@falconeshield]

Not unless Penelope steals them first! *runs away*

[@benhayward2597]

Can see the F1 teams refusing to have their drivers mic'd up to the broadcast.

[@BullPrints]

@@benhayward2597 yeah i hope they refuse to talk at all too like during the post race conferences. Just keep saying “due to new fia regulations i will be withholding all of my comments”

[@zaciswierd8739]

FIA is French. So I’m still surprised by how hard they are going over swearing 😂

[@falconeshield]

Let's be real. Most French stuff has been bought by oil money. Take FIFA for example.

[@thetater6752]

F1 is now referred to as L1

[@rsotuyo15]

Calling Luigi

[@ayrtonsenna7626]

I can see every Lewis in a BLM t-shirt, max , yuki and Charles swearing like crazy and max not showing up in press conferences just before the first race. Like what they're going to start half the grid on negative points??? Absolutely ridiculous

[@Max_Flashheart]

I think this is potentially illegal in a number of countries including the US and EU. Freedom of speech is protected if it is true and not incite hate in most of the free world.

[@smitesnipezyt9918]

I would agree but F1 is a private business that gears towards kids as well, so they could get away with this. Idk tho.

[@Max_Flashheart]

@@smitesnipezyt9918Liberty Media is publicly listed I think. Sure FIA is a governing body but private companies cannot removes your rights contractually without agreement.

[@DJ_Level_3]

@@Max_Flashheart legally speaking, a publicly traded company is not a public institution. A public institution is one run by the government. A publicly traded company is a company that sells shares, but that does not mean it is run by the government, and therefore a publicly traded private company is not subject to the first amendment.

[@NowAndToEternity]

The question is how do WE protest against it?

[@MCOGroupNews]

Probably cancel F1TV/not go to races unfortunately

[@hulubuluhejhej2721]

only thing we the people can do is to boycut f1 and that wont happen

[@julianr.7186]

Unsubscribe from FIA channels, not paying for F1 content. Anything that hurts in the only place they care: their pockets.

[@spacemanina1369]

Fia really wants to nerf redbull because max, yuki, and hadjar are the ones who will affected by this rules

[@xyiluu]

Thinking about how funny it would be if in the first race of the season all the drivers got out of their cars and walked the 57 laps around bahrain

[@youtubehandle102]

@@xyiluu I love a 200 mile walk to start my day

[@xyiluu]

@ maybe they should run instead 🤔

[@Vok250]

Not sure what they expected. The FIA president is from a country where monarchies, corruption, and slavery are just a normal part of their beuracracy. Why would they do anything different for motor racing?

[@Thefrogbread]

F1 fans we welcome you over here in INDYCAR (the best racing). Penske makes bad decisions but not as bad as the FiA. You must follow our great leader Sting Ray Robb at Juncos

[@Nebras]

This is ridiculous, interested to hear what drivers think about this (if we could) and will they actually obey? it’s absurd..

[@fatmangoboom7722]

How much does the president get fined for making the F1 community look bad!

[@Udrgjitfcssgjoug]

God mbs has to go. I started watching f1 last year ( at least like intensively) and i hate him with every single cell of my body

[@Naalders]

FIA want to have its cake and eat it too. The easy solution is to unmic the drivers but no, thats quite popular among fans so lets just demand that the adrenaline pumped drivers also focus on their language. 🤦‍♂️

[@johnclark2310]

So all the drivers need to do is club togerther,, and all swear on air 3 times ahead of a triple header, like in late March. The FIA will have no choice but to hand out 1 month suspensions to all of them, meaning that no one will be able to race for the Japan, Bahrain or Saudi GPs. Given the spectacle of an empty grid,, and drivers refusing ti race as all publicly state that they respect the rules, the FIA will have norhing they can do except bin the rule, and possibly sack the current president

[@houndofhell93]

Its like they went to a very controlling country and drank the coolaid... I wouldnt be surprised if multiple drivers quit just because they are against censorship. Shout out to the hake

[@purple4395]

This could very well escalate to the teams and liberty media splitting away from the FIA. It's value is waaaaay overvalued anyway.

[@RayChu331]

1:58 HE DID HWAT IN IS CUP?!?!?

[@fatmangoboom7722]

If a driver is caught swearing they have to pay 20000 dollars, and on a 2nd account it is 40000 dollars and you have to wash the FiA presidents car!

[@duncani3095]

A Saudi lecturing us on morality. Good one. 😂😂😂

[@fatmangoboom7722]

I would support the drivers and teams walking away over these tyrannical policies!

[@wavalopagus]

J-bone off-season videos have been awesome. He deserves a diet dr. Pepper or something idk

[@Max_Flashheart]

Yuki and Isack Hadjar will be sweating. They may not make it to Melbourne.

[@Riyuk187_1]

Someone should start a petition to get the FIA director removed

[@DreamAnLive119]

People who don't upvote this video are basically pulling a Ben Sulayem.

[@Meatball_Enthusiast]

Your children will hate you

[@Mtw1manreacts]

What's next the FIA grounding f1 drivers? ' No race till you behave 'young man.' 😂

[@robcaulfield58]

why is he taking so long to get to the point edit: oh it's sponsored

[@tails3099]

it's incredible how shitty the FIA has treated this sport since pretty much always

[@donsph]

Ben Sulayem and his fragile ego.

[@houndofhell93]

Big question i have for you jbone have the fia been getting more strict on everything to do with swearing/political remarks/defamating statements since around 2004 to 2006? Any remarks?

[@TeenyLogic]

I am a very new fan...as in I randomly started watching f1 videos about a week ago and have decided I'd like to learn more and follow the next season, so I don't know much. Is there anything we can do to voice how ridiculous these rules are and demand change?

[@dontwanna1602]

I am hoping they gpda response to this is a big fat WTF

[@alexridley4419]

They seriously spent almost a decade growing their American fanbase to the largest it’s ever been, and are going to undo all of that in one single rule change. None of the drivers are going to talk on the radio now. Why would they risk the brain lapse when under stress as it is? But the FIA is right, “no potty language” should definitely be the mental focus of drivers taking turns at 180mph. /s Also: J Dough! 🍞 (iykyk)

[@bobhathway6718]

Ben SaladDressing has a megalomania complex. Time to get rid of him.

[@HisHighness12345679q]

Bro the fia has no chill. I hope they see this.

[@justinsmith4562]

It’s a great rule. These drivers must respect the officials just like other sports. If you swear at a ref you get sent off! Plus they are role models, whether they like it or not.

[@StalinsPurge]

This is literally the title of every f1 video ever

[@Loregaming2711]

Bruh even in prison you have more freedom of speech 😭😭

[@travisruth3611]

Poor yuki. He is going to get a life ban for his language

[@Odysseus38]

If all 20 drivers swear wtf are they gonna do then.....

[@SangCristiano]

36 seconds ago is crazy

[@thef1rst1]

woah the subtle change in editing style with the transitions

[@alexander8965]

„Thomas had never seen such bullshit before.“

[@dubzfnm]

FIA gonna give J Bone the fine and the suspended suspension cos of this slander video... Be careful J Bone

[@ImNotPotus]

Lance Stroll wins the 2025 dri ers championship by being a polite Canadian

[@oabobby]

What an insane comparison! We here in the karaoke federation take offense, we’ll TUNE into someone else!

[@devonsmith6980]

No more bad words, Yuki better learn proper English lol

[@IansModRite]

Would it really be F1 if the guy in charge wasn’t a massively out of touch piece of garbage?

[@McQueen95727]

Piston Cup mentioned 1:58

[@jackybeck2479]

10:03 Racing or -ping pong- being treated like toddlers?!

[@sebastiancalderonpacheco8218]

The latter, they need people that can blindly believe them

[@ozzizgod]

Although I don't think this should be a "rule" but c'mon guys. You are supposed to be adults, control yourselves.

[@DrAldosari]

First J-bone fan again!

[@arminkappp]

Dont forget your name is still Lbone…

[@TheOriginalLennie]

So that rule means that Flipping the bird is also a €120K fine.. 😂 Max will be driving for free this year.. but then again.. half the grid will be skint

[@matthewmandregan1467]

Why does F1 need the FIA anyways? Like is F1 owned by the FIA?

[@ruvomc5814]

Max, Yuki and Isaac are going to end the season at negative points

[@julianr.7186]

This Sulayem guy thinks he owns F1. I hope he is proven wrong soon.

[@arturguimaraes7439]

Well, its not like the FIA is forced to enforce those regulations, and drivers are also enforced to submit to those regulations. F1 doesn't represent motorsports as a whole, it's just... a set o regulations and a big brand. So FIA getting leverage over drivers in order to protect its brand seems to me just like "playing the game" ; a game played not just by drivers and the FIA but also by teams. In conclusion, i think it's in line with F1 traditions and therefore healthy for the sport, nothing new under the sun and therefore not something that will kill F1.

[@sebastiancalderonpacheco8218]

You sure of what youre saying?

[@arturguimaraes7439]

@sebastiancalderonpacheco8218 should I be unsure?

[@LycidH]

Everyone comment wtf on the next f1 post

[@Cardioid2035]

Just follow the money y’all. It’s always all about money…

[@the_right_is_always_right]

Yet another tiresome, boring, British rant about poor old loser Hamilton. Max won. You lost. It's 2025 - get over it!

[@KobeyEBeats]

Yay car fascism.

[@justlampi6504]

👍🏼

[@pichu766]

I personally don’t see a problem with wanting to reduce swearing in F1 and I would personally welcome it. I think there is concern with how these guidelines are written, but I want to get my kids into F1 without exposing them to a slew of inappropriate words. It’s not really a huge issue where most of it is blurted out, but as they get older then they could interpolate easily enough. Drivers swearing on radio that is broadcast kind of shows that it’s ok to speak that way when you’re frustrated which I personally don’t want to encourage in my family. Just offering my thoughts though

[@Diskhomayhem]

Damn you're soft. Swearing don't hurt them, be a better parent and explain what's ok to say and not.

[@price.gaines]

L parent

[@colorfulstarmy2221]

Kids are more prone to pick up swear at school or at home than anywhere else because the little kids on the bus I rode school knew plenty and it was from the bigger kids on the bus that they learnt from. This is a sport where the lives of grown men are put on the line driving at more than 200 km doing their job not freaking Disney Channel, it's not for kids in the first place

[@Marko137-em8nx]

Soft much, your kids are going to learn swear words no matter what.