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WRC drivers will remain silent or speak in their native languages during stage-end interviews at the Kenya Safari Rally as a protest against the FIA's ban on swearing. The drivers' union, World Rally Drivers Alliance (WoRDA), took this action to maintain freedom of expression and keep emotions alive in the sport.
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