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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V8 engines are coming back: “There are many reasons why we need them”
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem assures that the step towards the return of V8 engines will be taken as soon as possible
Ben Sulayem: “It felt like I had committed a crime by adding Cadillac. 12th team? If it happens, it will be Chinese”
Ben Sulayem recalled the controversies at the beginning of the process that brought Cadillac to F1. And now it is clear: the 12th team, if it arrives, will be Chinese
V8 Engines, Ben Sulayem: “I want simplicity and the teams agree. FOM? The regulations are ours. Now we respect each other”
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem stressed that he has the support of the manufacturers on the return of V8 engines to F1
The FIA wants to abolish the 3-term limit for the president
Mohammed Ben Sulayem is preparing to approve an amendment to the FIA statute to remove the term limit for the president
Cadillac in F1, Ben Sulayem’s ‘personal’ victory: “Now everyone is happy, but it was terrible”
The words of Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president who strongly pushed for Cadillac’s entry into F1 as the 11th team on the grid
Ben Sulayem insists on V8s: “780 horsepower, a nice sound, and an affordable price to support F1”
The FIA president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, is confident: the engines of the medium-term future (from 2030-2031 onwards) will be hybrid V8s
Ben Sulayem confident: “Horner? Success brings enemies, but he will return to F1. I miss him”
The current FIA president has expressed appreciation for the former Red Bull team principal, saying he is convinced of his return to the Circus
Return to V8 engines, Ben Sulayem insists: “They will arrive by 2031 at the latest. But I want them already in 2030”
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has confirmed the FIA’s intention to return to V8 engines as early as 2030, at the latest in 2031
Ben Sulayem: “Safety and the interest of the sport at the heart of the discussion on rules”
The FIA president has issued a statement ahead of tomorrow’s meeting, also attended by F1 team principals