UAE’s Hamda Al-Qubaisi claims win at F1 Academy race in US
US, Austin: F1 Academy racer Emirati Hamda Al-Qubaisi has won Race 2 of the F1 Academy Round 7 event held in Austin, Texas, in the US.
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United Against Online Abuse survey a ‘milestone’ says FIA President Ben Sulayem
DUBAI: The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile has launched its inaugural barometer under the auspices of the United Against Online Abuse campaign, a strategic initiative designed to address the impact of online abuse against athletes, officials, volunteers, and others involved in the sport.
FIA boss Ben Sulayem wants more F1 teams and fewer races
DOHA : Formula One needs more teams and fewer races and should welcome Michael Andretti's entry bid as good for business and the spirit of the sport, according to FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
Andretti move step closer to Formula One grid with FIA approval
American team Andretti have moved a step closer to joining the Formula One grid after being given approval by the FIA to progress to the next stage of the process.
American team Andretti move a step closer to joining F1 grid
American team Andretti have moved a step closer to joining the Formula One grid after being given approval by the FIA to progress to the next stage of the process.
Vasseur wary of commenting on Massa's legal claim
Ferrari Formula One boss Fred Vasseur trod carefully when asked to comment on the team's former driver Felipe Massa seeking compensation from the sport for missing out on the 2008 championship.
Massa's lawyers seek compensation for lost 2008 F1 title
:Lawyers for former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa have started legal action against Formula One bosses and the governing FIA seeking substantial damages resulting from an alleged 'conspiracy' that denied him the 2008 championship.
Felipe Massa takes legal action against FIA and F1 bosses
Representatives of former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa have started legal action against Formula One bosses and the governing FIA seeking substantial damages resulting from an alleged 'conspiracy' that denied him the 2008 championship. The Letter Before Claim said the Brazilian, now 42, was robbed of the title through actions at the highest level that cost him tens of millions of euros in lost earnings and bonuses. It said Massa had instructed lawyers in Britain, Brazil, the United States, Switzerland and France.