Rallying-Drivers protest swearing crackdown with Safari silence


(Reuters) - Drivers competing in the World Rally Championship (WRC) will stay silent, or speak only in their own languages, in stage-end interviews at this week's Kenya Safari Rally in protest at the governing FIA's ban on swearing.

The World Rally Drivers Alliance (WoRDA) said in a statement on Wednesday that the action was necessary in the sport's interest.

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