The formatting is weird but it's the only English article I can find about the subject right now. The "U-mask" that all the F1 teams have been using, has been banned in Italy for basically falsely claiming how well they protect you, as well as not having proper certification.
https://thesportsrush.com/f1-news-u-mas ... overnment/

I wonder if these things had any part in so many people in the paddock catching covid last season.

So they did a deal for branding and financial reasons without checking through on the science?

Congrats, you've just earnt a position in the British Government!

And America is like hmmmm, so whats up yo, I hear you got extra masks......lmao. (I'm American, no one get offended please haha)

you know how Ferrari works with their branding right? they charge 6 euros for a pencil with the prancing horse

they'll ask for a shitload of money on those crap masks

you know how Ferrari works with their branding right? they charge 6 euros for a pencil with the prancing horse

they'll ask for a shitload of money on those crap masks

indeed. I find it Ferrari licensed products so kitsch nowadays

funny that people here started wearing Red Bull pirated clothing, given the crappy quality of the replicas

10 to 15 years ago the top choice was BMW Williams and Vodafone Ferrari hybrids, knock offs so crappily made but people didn't seem to bother as they worked fine to ride motorcycles

you know how Ferrari works with their branding right? they charge 6 euros for a pencil with the prancing horse

10 to 15 years ago the top choice was BMW Williams and Vodafone Ferrari hybrids, knock offs so crappily made but people didn't seem to bother as they worked fine to ride motorcycles

“But it’s a fascinating country, and the culture and how we relate to that is an area that we’re looking forward to really working together with the promoter on.”

Addressing the issue of F1 racing in countries with poor human rights records, Targett-Adams said: “I think it’s really important to ask the question.

“From Formula 1’s perspective we choose to engage with partners and we have a framework contractually to set out our expectations on human rights and how we expect to work and our staff expect to work and be treated.

“And we have good engagement with our race promoters and their government stakeholders on those requirements.

“So, it’s something that we actively lean into and learn and educate ourselves about that culture and custom and work with our promoters as it relates to our Formula 1 event.”