Oliver Berman: I can't afford to swear.

Oliver Berman: I can't afford to swear.

      Oliver Berman shared his opinion on the new FIA fines for using profanity during competitions. The Haas racer said that he could not afford to swear, given the size of the fines, but hoped that all interested parties would come to a compromise.

      Oliver Berman: "I definitely can't afford to swear, so that's a good start. Of course, the new rule is a big topic for discussion in the offseason. However, I am sure that we will find a way to make sure that all parties are satisfied. We'll figure something out.

      I am pleased that I now have the opportunity to express my opinion within the GPDA. We're discussing different topics, and it's a big difference from what I'm used to in Formula 2. We are working and we will find a solution."

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Oliver Berman: I can't afford to swear.

Oliver Berman shared his opinion on the new FIA fines for using profanity during competitions.