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Formula 2 driver fined because of... his sister's dress
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Formula 2 driver fined because of... his sister's dress

Record13 September 2026 at 17:00

Sebastian Montoya, a Formula 2 driver, was penalized with a fine by the competition organizers because of the dress worn by his sister, Paulina Montoya, in the pits during a race. The young woman was seen wearing an outfit considered inappropriate for the pit lane environment, which has specific dress code rules.

The penalty was applied by the FIA, the governing body of motorsport, which establishes strict guidelines on clothing permitted in restricted areas of the paddock and pits. The regulations require all persons present in these areas to follow specific clothing standards, especially when minors are accompanying drivers.

Sebastian Montoya is the son of the well-known Colombian driver Juan Pablo Montoya, who had a successful career in Formula 1, IndyCar, and other categories of world motorsport. The young driver competes in the current season of Formula 2, the category that serves as direct preparation for Formula 1.

The case sparked discussion about the boundaries of the dress code rules imposed by the FIA and about the responsibility of drivers regarding the behavior of their companions in restricted areas of the races.

Why this matters

This matters to readers following motorsport as it shows how dress code rules in professional racing extend beyond drivers to their immediate circle, and highlights the strict regulations that Formula 2 maintains even regarding the attire of those present in pit lane during competition.

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