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 known for regular🦩ly using expletives during his♚ incredible career as a chef, was one of the celebrities present at F1’s 2025 season launch - F1 75 Live - on Tuesday night.

During the show, presenter Jack Whitehall askedꩲ Ramsay about the FIA’s stricter swearing rules f🐼or the upcoming F1 season.

Ramsay responded appropriately, swea൩ring at the end o🅘f his answer before his mic was cut off.

“Listen, I think it’s an indu🧔stry language,” Ramsay said. 

"The fact that the💝se athletes are pushing themselves to the extreme.

“So sometimes if it comes out, let them be real. Let it go, come on! They’re risking their life ev♛ery time.

“They’re tra🐬veling over 200 miles an hour. So if the sh** hits the𝔍 fan…”

Amusingly, Ramsay sat on the same table as F1 CEO Stefano Domenജicali.

Stil꧅l, his response went down well with the crowd, particularly as fans booed the FIA when their logo was shown on screen briefly during the evening.

FIA impose stricter rules

The FIA have☂ already imposed their stricter guidelines for swe𒆙aring.

World Rally Championship star Adrien Fourmaux was fined for♏ using an exp🎶letive 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 be꧅ginning. We f***ed up yesterday.”

The FIA’s guidelines were adjuꩲsted after president Mohammed Ben Sulayem

raised co൲ncerns over drivers speaking 🍰like “rappers”.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen was hit with community service after swꦍearing during 💯a press conference in Singapore.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc was also fined for swearing 🌳in Mexico City GP presser.