Fourmaux's comments were broadcast live on Rally.TV, and thus he became the first racer to be penalized under the FIA's new Article 12.2.1.1 rule against cussing, receiving a for his language ...

Rally Sweden stewards handed Adrien Fourmaux a €10,000 ($10,500) fine, with a further €20,000 ($21,000) suspended for 12 months, for using “inappropriate language” during live streamed ...

Adrien Fourmaux has explained the issue that took him out of the World Rally Championship victory battle for the second event in a row, remaining confident about his fortunes.

Adrien Fourmaux exited the Rally Portugal victory battle in unfortunate circumstances, which has helped relieve the pressure on Hyundai World Rally Championship team-mate and rally leader Ott Tanak.

Earlier this February, Adrien Fourmaux — the WRC driver jumping his Rally1 Hyundai over the kick-ass explosion in the picture above — was fined more than $10,000 for his language on a WRC live ...

Following Hyundai WRC driver Adrien Fourmaux receiving a 30,000 Euro fine for admitting he "f**ked up" in a Rally.TV live stream during last week's Rally Sweden, the World Rally Drivers Alliance ...

However, in World Rally Championship, front-runner Adrien Fourmaux was fined €30,000 (as for WRC the amount stipulated is lower than Formula 1), €20,000 of which is suspended, for saying one ...

Less than five seconds separated the top five drivers at Rally Finland, with Kalle Rovanpera at the front after the opening high-speed gravel stages ...

Hyundai's French driver Adrien Fourmaux was fined 10,000 euros ($10,907) with a further 20,000 suspended, for swearing in a television interview at the end of Rally Sweden in February.

Double world champion Kalle Rovanpera made a solid start to his bid for a first home WRC win in Finland as the Toyota driver ended Friday's opening leg 4.9 seconds clear of Hyundai's Thierry Neuville.