Motorsport UK head concerned by FIA governance
ABU DHABI : Motorsport UK head David Richards has expressed concern for the future of Formula One's governing body ahead of a vote that would limit the powers of its audit and ethics committees.
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I'd rather be a terrier than a wolf, says Horner as F1 row rumbles on
ABU DHABI : Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hit back at Mercedes rival Toto Wolff on Friday after the Austrian called him a 'yapping little terrier'.
Ferrari's F1 title hopes hit by Leclerc grid drop
ABU DHABI :Ferrari suffered a severe setback to their hopes of winning the Formula One constructors' title for the first time since 2008 when Charles Leclerc was handed a 10 place grid penalty on Friday.
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.
Stella perplexed by Norris penalty and lack of proportion
DOHA : McLaren principal Andrea Stella called for a sense of proportion after Lando Norris collected one of the harshest penalties in the rule book for ignoring yellow flags at the Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday.
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.
Who's getting fired next? Russell expresses F1 drivers' concern
DOHA : Mercedes driver George Russell expressed concern about further departures from Formula One's governing body on Thursday and wondered who was next for the sack after two senior figures left.