Alex Albon has pleaded for greater "clarity" around the new rule banning Formula 1 drivers from unsanctioned protests.
The FIA has changed the wording of the sporting code, meaning anyone who wants to make a "personal, religious or political statement" must seek prior approval. If such an action is carried out by a driver without that consent, they would face punishment.
The move has been widely panned with some allegations that it infringes upon the drivers' right to protest. Speaking at the Williams season launch event, where their FW45 car livery was unveiled, Albon became the latest to voice his concern.
