Motorsport
F1 engineer’s girlfriend’s sex toy confiscated at airport before Saudi GP as women subjected to ‘uncomfortable’ searches
WOMEN travelling to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix have had their vibrators confiscated at the airport.
Under Islamic law, sex toys are deemed “pornographic materials” and are banned in the Middle Eastern country.
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