Health organizations have criticized Formula 1 for permitting teams to renew sponsorships with tobacco companies. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting concerns that displaying nicotine pouch logos on cars may entice young people to experiment with these products. The criticism comes amid ongoing debates about the influence of advertising on youth behavior and the ethical responsibilities of sports organizations in choosing their sponsors. Health advocates argue that such partnerships undermine efforts to reduce tobacco use among minors and call for stricter regulations to prevent tobacco-related advertising in sports.