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Haas livery unlikely to return as FIA bans Russian symbols

by Ryan Wood
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The FIA has issued emergency measures in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, effectively banning Haas’ launch livery.

The American Formula 1 team is backed by Russian billionaire Dmitry Mazepin, who is a close friend of Russian president Vladimir Putin. Mazepin’s son, Nikita, drives for the team and last year it ran a Russian-themed livery, which it carried over to the 2022 season.

The Haas car used the red, white and blue livery for the opening two test days in Barcelona, but on the third and final day, it stripped those colours off the car in response to Russia’s invasion.

F1 reacted by cancelling the Russian Grand Prix and later terminated its contract. The FIA stopped short of banning Russian and Belarusian drivers from competing in FIA-sanctioned events, instead it permitted them to compete in an “individual and neutral capacity”.

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In an updated document circulated on Friday, the FIA agreed to further measures which ban the use of Russian symbols, colours and flags on a car livery, equipment and uniform, effectively banning the livery Haas launched their 2022 F1 car in.

The measures will remain in force for the foreseeable future: “The WMSC decisions were implemented with immediate and binding effect on 1 March 2022 and will remain in force until further notice. Addressees of this circular must take all necessary steps to implement and comply with the WMSC decisions.”

In its statement, the FIA condemned Russia and Belarus for what’s happening in Ukraine.

“The FIA unequivocally condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the support provided by Belarus. The decisions of the WMSC represent the strong commitment of the FIA to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, the Federation Automobile d’Ukraine, and all of those suffering as a result of the
ongoing conflict.”

Haas have yet to confirm if they will update their livery or run with the plain white branding seen in Barcelona on Friday. Meanwhile Mazepin’s future remains uncertain with the Russian driver already banned from racing at the British Grand Prix later this year.

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Comments 5

  1. Jay says:
    3 years ago

    Just put a white stripe thru the red swoop and some white stars on the blue one. Bingo.

    Reply
  2. Holier Than Thou - says:
    3 years ago

    … off the rails, FiA and Formula 1 have gone temporarily insane –

    Reply
  3. Rory says:
    3 years ago

    Formula Virtue Signaling

    Reply
  4. User7182 says:
    3 years ago

    The truth doesn’t fear investigation. When governments, and in this case a governing body, goes to such great lengths to discriminate against an entire country, and erase the existence of it from the minds of people to the point where it becomes illegal to even see their flag or for someone from that country to acknowledge they are from there, then you know damn well the accusers are the guilty party – not the accused. Elite Zionist globalists are losing power as the truth of their secret past and present stranglehold on the world becomes more and more obvious to the average westerner, and they are in pure panic mode right now to try stop more people from realizing they’ve been hoodwinked their entire lives. Oh vey!

    Reply
  5. Simon Yong says:
    3 years ago

    Formula 1 is a sport, like any other..!!
    Please use SPORT AS A PLATFORM TO PROMOTE UNIVERSAL FRIENDSHIP AND UNITY, INSTEAD OF GETTING ITSELF INVOLVED WITH DIRTY POLITICS.
    THE WEST ARE THE HYPOCRITES THAT CREATED THESE CONFLICTS AND WARS, SO SHOULD WE BAN ALL THOSE PEOPLE FROM PARTICIPATING..??
    THE RECENT CONFLICTS BETWEEN RUSSIA & UKRAINE ARE THE WORKS OF THE DIRTY WESTERN POLITICIANS AND THE PROPAGANDA OF THE WEST…!!!
    PLEASE DON’T USE SPORT TO CONTINUE SUPPORTING FAKE AGENDAS OF THE WEST.

    Reply

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