Norris believes that if F1 drivers are required to get permission to make political and personal remarks under the FIA's new guidelines, they will be treated like school children.
The governing body has controversially updated its International Sporting Code ahead of the 2023 season to require drivers to seek FIA permission to make personal statements.
Speaking at the launch of the MCL60 on Monday, the Briton said:"There are things that you want to do, that you're going to want to say, which maybe they don't allow it. "I think we're grown up enough to try to make smart decisions. Maybe sometimes people make silly decisions, but that happens in life."
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