Sky Sports F1 Issues Apology After Expletive Singapore GP Blunder
Sky Sports F1 pundit and analyst Ted Kravitz inadvertently caused a stir when he uttered an expletive during a live broadcast at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore. The incident was a result of Kravitz tripping over his words during a pit presentation segment.
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Lewis Hamilton criticizes FIA president's 'rappers' comment for 'racial element' amid F1 team radio crackdownThe FIA's crackdown on profanity has been a major talking point ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix and the late stages of the ...
James Vowles and Fred Vasseur offered a defence for the swearing F1 drivers do while in the cockpit, with Vowles saying an ...
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