FIA chief addresses Middle East safety concerns as Formula 1 weighs its next move and considers the future of upcoming races.
Former fuel flow supplier Sentronics has filed a lawsuit in Texas court against the FIA and Allengra, alleging a patent violation. UK-based Sentronics Holdings Ltd won the FIA tender to supply fuel ...
FIO price today surged 16.3% to $0.000519, reflecting increased trading activity. Here's why this movement matters for ...
FIO price surged 11.49% in 60 minutes, reaching $0.000478. This rapid rise reflects changing market dynamics — here's what ...
Mohammed Ben Sulayem confirms that Formula 1 will abandon the current power units in 2030 and will recover the V8 engines, the measure seeks lighter cars, lower development cost and a sound that ...
The FIA has launched a new global fan survey as it prepares for the next generation of international touring car racing.
John McLellan is not old enough to have a driver’s license at 13 years old, but the Redondo Beach teenager has been racing ...
Along with the drivers he beat in the semi-finals and final, he will head to Shanghai for the live finals at the FIA Awards ...
Kimi Antonelli appeared to exceed track limits four times during the Singapore Grand Prix, but the FIA accepted a braking ...
The Aston Martin V8 Vantage FIA Safety Car brings its motorsport presence to the Goodwood Festival of Speed. With its powerful V8 engine, distinctive styling and purpose-built safety car setup, this ...
FIA prepares a permanent wet-weather ECU update for Austin after Sepang power losses, as Martin Brundle warns Formula 1 is showing signs of fatigue.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem (pictured) has confirmed that Formula 1 will return to V8 engines for the 2030 season, accelerating a shift long expected for 2031. The announcement came during a ...
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