FIA breaks silence on political statement clampdown following driver backlash
Drivers will be allowed to make political statements in their "own space", but the places that are off-limits have been made clear by the FIA...
Drivers will be allowed to make political statements in their "own space", but the places that are off-limits have been made clear by the FIA...
"There’s no secret the key of success of sport is to have everyone doing his own job and making sure we do it in the right way."
Mark Blundell believes the FIA and F1 have fallen 'out of alignment' as a result of the sport's rapid growth...
The term 'civil war' between the FIA and Formula 1 has been used in recent weeks, but it looks like the sport has got its own way, for now.
It may be all quiet now but things are not well between the FIA and F1.
Sebastian Vettel has branded the FIA's new requirement for drivers to get approval before speaking out in public as "nonsense".
Honda's return to Formula 1 has been confirmed with the Japanese company listed as a power unit supplier.
Whatever happens next, it's "going to be pretty interesting..."
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The FIA is officially opening its applications for new teams to stake their claim to get onto the Formula 1 grid.
Valtteri Bottas has followed up his previous comments on the FIA's ban of driver statements.
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David Coulthard disagrees with Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton on the FIA's new ruling.
Liberty Media are rumoured to have a preferred option to the current FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem...
Valtteri Bottas has been the first driver to criticize the new FIA regulation which came into effect in late 2022.
The cars were limited to a minimum weight of 798kg in 2022 and that will be the same in the upcoming season.
Helmut Marko says the FIA silencing the drivers is "wrong"
"What do you want? Maybe kick [out] five teams?"
Mohammed Ben Sulayem is under fire for previous disparaging comments for saying he dislikes "women who think they are smarter than men".
More controversy for the FIA ahead of the new Formula 1 season...
Rory Harvey confirmed Cadillac is yet to submit its expression of interest to the FIA, with hopes of getting onto the Formula 1 grid.
Christian Horner wants common sense to prevail in the Andretti-Cadillac entry debate.
Niels Wittichs is expected to stay on as F1's race director, his partner yet to be decided.
The FIA would have a say in a F1 sale with the so-called "Don King Clause" coming into force.
"How on earth could we say no to someone like GM?" asks FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes that fingers should be pointed not at the FIA but elsewhere.
Are the sport's two biggest players set for a season long battle behind the scenes?
The FIA and Formula 1 are butting heads again, this time over reports of a rumoured buy-out.
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has weighed in on reports of Saudi Arabia being interested in buying Formula 1.