Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay delivered a trademark response when asked about the FIA’s controversial swearing clampdown ahead of the 2025 F1 season.

Ramsay, who is know♛n for regularly using expletives during his incredible career as a chef, was one of the celebrities present at F1’s 2025 seasonꦓ launch - F1 75 Live - on Tuesday night.

During the show, presenter Jack Whitehall asked Ramsay about the FIA’s stricter swearing rul🌳es for the upcoming F1 season.

Ramsay reℱsponded appropriately, swearing at the en෴d of his answer before his mic was cut off.

“Listen, I think it’s an industry language,” Ramsay ꦰsaid.&nbꦰsp;

"The fact thꦚat these athletes are push൩ing themselves to the extreme.

“So sometimes if it comes out, let the🌼m be real. Let it go, come on! They’re risking their life every time.

“They’re traveling o꧋ver 200 miles an hour. So if the sh** hits the faꦡn…”

Amusingly, Ramsay sat on the same table as F1 CE𒁃O Stefano Domen♈icali.

Still, his response went down well with the crowd, particularly as fans booed the FIA when their logo was shown on screen brief♌ly during the evening.

FIA impose stricter rules

The FIA have alread𓆉y imposed their🅠 stricter guidelines for swearing.

Wor♛ld Rally Championship star Adrien Fourmaux was fined for using an expletive during a TV interview.

He was fined €10,000 after using the F-word.

Fourmaux said: “I had a clean stage, the ruts are really tricky. I think it will be difficult to do a good time. There is a lot of sweeping in the beginning🌠. We f***ed up yesterday.”

The FIA’s guidelines were adjusted after pre🅠sident Mohammed Benꦿ Sulayem

raised concerns overꦦ drivers s🎐peaking like “rappers”.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen was hit with community serviceꦗ after swearing during a press 🅷conference in Singapore.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc was also fined for swearing in Mex🎃ico City GP presser.