F1 drivers facing points deductions and race bans for swearing in brutal new FIA crackdown
The Formula 1 world championship could be decided by who is the most potty-mouthed, under strict new rules introduced by the sport's governing body.
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A 12th F1 team after Cadillac? Why not, says FIA president
DUBAI : Formula One could expand to 12 teams now that General Motors' brand Cadillac has been accepted as the 11th from 2026, according to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
None of your business how FIA is run, Ben Sulayem tells F1 drivers
DOHA : FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has told Formula One drivers to mind their own business after they asked where money from race fines was going and why senior figures had left the governing body.
Audi's deal with Qatar deepens Formula One's Gulf ties
DOHA : Qatar's long-term investment in the future Audi Formula One team, announced at the country's grand prix on Friday, brings obvious benefits for both and increases the Gulf region's influence in the sport.
F1 announce agreement with GM for 11th team in 2026
:Formula One has reached an agreement in principle with General Motors to support GM/Cadillac becoming the sport's 11th team in 2026, it announced on Monday.
F1 drivers 'a bit fed up' with FIA leadership - George Russell
Formula One drivers were surprised by the sudden departure of race director Niels Wittich and are "a bit fed up" with the leadership of the governing FIA, Mercedes' George Russell has said.
F1 drivers 'a bit fed up' with FIA leadership - Russell
LAS VEGAS : Formula One drivers were surprised by the sudden departure of race director Niels Wittich and are "a bit fed up" with the leadership of the governing FIA, Mercedes' George Russell said on Wednesday.
F1 Drivers Blast FIA Chief's 'Tone And Language' In Swearing Row
Formula One drivers on Thursday blasted the "tone and language" used by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem amid a row over swearing at press conferences. In an open letter, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) also demanded that competitors be treated like adults. Several drivers, including three-time world champion Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Monaco's Charles Leclerc, were recently sanctioned by the FIA for swearing at a press conference.