FIA, Ben Sulayem talks about his former challenger Sainz: “He is a friend, but I think he didn’t understand”
Mohammed Ben Sulayem spoke about his good relationship with Carlos Sainz but did not consider him suitable for the role of FIA president
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The statistic that ’embarrasses’ ADUO: 605 laps in the lead for Mercedes-powered cars, 8 for Red Bull. Yet…
The Milton Keynes engine is formally considered the reference on the grid, but the evaluation criteria leave much to be desired
ADUO, the results: Red Bull best engine, Mercedes between 2 and 4%, Ferrari over 4%. No updates after the 2nd checkpoint
The FIA has confirmed the results of the 1st ADUO period: Red Bull-Ford best engine followed by Mercedes, Ferrari over 4%. No further homologation after the second data collection phase (Monaco-Hungary)
Second ADUO checkpoint expected before Monza, Red Bull hopes
The FIA should issue the second ADUO checkpoint before the Italian GP, Red Bull hopes to be able to intervene on the engine
Sanctions lifted on Russia, Ukraine protests: “We cannot display the symbols of a country committing genocide”
The Ukrainian Minister of Youth and Sports Matvii Bidnyi has strongly criticized the FIA’s step back on sanctions against Russia
ADUO, the FIA rules out that some engine manufacturers could be hiding
ADUO: Nicholas Tombazis of the FIA does not consider it appropriate for some engine manufacturers to hide performance in order to have development tokens
FIA, ease the sanctions on Russia: the anthem and national symbols can return
In FIA international competitions, the Russian anthem and flag may return, even though F1 cannot have them back
Rules 2026, Tombazis defends himself: “Problems expected, but it was impossible to intervene without agreement”
The Greek FIA engineer responded to the criticism that poured in about the new regulations during the first half of this season
Impeding Hamilton, FIA: “Not warned via radio and could not see him in the mirrors. But he impeded and damaged Piastri”
The reason for the penalty inflicted by the FIA on Lewis Hamilton for “unnecessarily impeding” Oscar Piastri in Q3
The FIA admits the error to the drivers: Leclerc should have been penalized by 5″ at Spa
The FIA, in a meeting with the drivers, acknowledged that – according to the guidelines in force – Leclerc should have been penalized by 5″ at Spa