A 12th F1 team
‘Why not’ have a 12th F1 team? Asks FIA President
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 should expand to 12 teams as it has the capacity to do so, asking, “Why not?” In January, F1 rejected Michael Andretti’s bid to join the series in 2026, but a U-turn was made when the American stepped aside to let General Motors take a stronger position over the prospective entry.
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The president of Formula 1’s governing body denied ordering a recent wave of staff dismissals that included the removal of ...
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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has pointed fingers at Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, for allegedly damaging the ...
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has told Formula One drivers to mind their own business after they asked where money from ...
All stakeholders (FIA, F1, the teams and the GPDA) should jointly determine how and where the money is spent for the benefit of our sport.” ...
The use of penalty points in F1 has become increasingly liberal this ... with 12 points on their FIA Super Licence over a 12-month period resulting in a one-race ban. Penalty points are issued ...
Formula 1 has seen a crackdown on explicit language—the latest in a string of regulations enforced by the FIA in recent seasons. From restrictions on jewelry to mandates on underwear ...
F1's drivers have united behind Verstappen after he was punished for swearing during an FIA press conference ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was fined €10,000 for ...
"All stakeholders (FIA, F1, the teams and the GPDA) should jointly determine how and whether the money is spent for the benefit of the sport." Former F1 driver Alex Wurz is the GPDA chairman ...
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FIA push for significant new rule change with crucial vote date setProposed changes to FIA guidelines would limit the power of the audit and ethics committees, both of which have investigated ...
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