A twelfth Formula 1 team could soon be following in Cadillac’s wheel-tracks. After a long fight with F1 commercial rights ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is open to adding a 12th team onto the F1 grid, despite team principals Toto Wolff and Christian Horner raising concerns about the anti-dilution fee that new ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has indicated that F1 radio broadcasts could be “shut down” altogether due to swearing. Foul language has became a major talking point in F1 with Ben Sulayem ...

Several months after the news that Formula 1 race director Niels Wittich would be departing his role with three races remaining in 2024, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has stated that the F1 ...

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president, has acknowledged that Johnny Herbert’s “conflict of interest” made his position as an F1 steward untenable. And he revealed that the former F1 ...

Mohammed Ben Sulayem has doubled down on his war against swearing despite the vocal protests of Max Verstappen and other F1 drivers, demanding they ‘respect’ the FIA and its wishes.

Wittich first served as joint F1 race director – the person in charge of enforcing FIA rules, safety cars and parc ferme regulations – with Eduardo Freitas in 2022, following the exit of ...

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has spoken out about a pressing issue plaguing Formula 1. Online hate has reached a level that he describes as "unacceptable." This problem has shown a ...

While the main reason the sport will appear different starts with Lewis Hamilton driving for Ferrari, as well as other ...

Mohammed Ben Sulayem reveals the reason for ‘lack of women’ in the FIA Formula 1, despite being at the pinnacle of motorsport lacks equality. Speaking about the lack of women in the governing ...

The FIA has introduced new guidelines which could see F1 drivers receive points deductions or a possible ban for misconduct violations, including swearing. Max Verstappen was ordered to ...

George Russell has openly criticised the FIA for their lack of transparency, and led a joint statement from the drivers asking for better treatment from the sport's governing body. If you fancy ...