George Russell said Formula 1 drivers wanted more than words from FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulaya in a lukewarm response to the disputed change in the rules regarding the sentences of misunderstanding, including curses.

Ben Sulayem, on the head of the control bodies, told Instagram this week to think about “improvements” with the addition of the B FIA International Sports Code after feedback from the driver over several series.

Rally drivers were in abruptly due to the rigid fines imposed for swearing, as well as their F1 contemporary.

On Thursday, Miami Grand Prix asked if he saw the words of Ben Sulayem as a positive step, Mercedes driver Russell – Director of the Driver Association Grand Prix (GPDA) – Answers: “Conceptually, yes.

“But we obviously we want to see these things that are put into action, and not saying” thinking about things. “ We all consider a lot of things.

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Appendix B covers managerial guidelines for penalties, setup sentences for misconduct, including words, works or records that may have caused moral injury to FIA or engines.

The first offense in Formula 1 is 40,000 euros ($ 46,000), which increases to 80,000 for the second and 120,000 with a one-month suspension and a championship deduction for third injuries.

Ben Sulayem’s expression on the office comes out this year and is expected to seek renewal. To date, no rival candidate appeared.

“It will be great if the changes made and the drivers are at least heard,” Russell said. “And I think it’s just in the best interest in sports and ensuring that some common sense is somehow applied to these situations” He added.

“But as I said, I think we can all comment on when we see that the action is taken, not just consideration.”

Russell said that GPDA was set up for security talk, not politics, but now he spoke more and more about other subjects.

“We consider yourself during which we didn’t focus on things why we’re all here”, “ He added.

“We are here to race, we are here to create the best car show, that we have the fastest cars, the safest cars, the best technology, the best engineering, and yet we talk about banknotes and penalties and curses.”