Mohammed Ben Sulayem set to remain FIA president as rule quirk blocks rivals

Tim Mayer has withdrawn his FIA presidential election bid against incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem due to a rule requirement that prevents him from running.The former FIA steward, who was sacked last November, announced his intention to run for election later this year because he reckoned Ben Sulayem had ‘broken promises’.But his bid has ground to a halt because any candidate must submit ...Keep reading

Tim Mayer has withdrawn his FIA presidential election bid against incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem due to a rule requirement which prevents him from running.The former FIA steward, who was sacked last November, announced his intention to run for election later this year because he reckoned Ben Sulayem had ‘broken promises’.But his bid has ground to a halt because any candidate must ...Keep reading

F1 experts weigh in on what McLaren's "repercussions" for Lando Norris might be.

Sebastien Ogier managed to fend off a charging Kalle Rovanpera to hold onto the lead at the Central European Rally by 0.6s after a demanding Friday leg.The WRC points leader held onto his overnight lead throughout six tricky asphalt stages spread across Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic, but was pushed hard through the afternoon loop by title rival and Toyota team-mate ...Keep reading

Sebastien Ogier managed to fend off a charging Kalle Rovanpera to hold onto the lead at the Central European Rally by 0.6s after a demanding Friday leg.The WRC points leader held onto his overnight lead throughout six tricky asphalt stages spread across Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic, but was pushed hard through the afternoon loop by title rival and Toyota team-mate ...Keep reading

Kimi Antonelli knows he still faces a huge challenge to retain his Mercedes F1 seat beyond 2026

McLaren's apparent interference in the F1 title fight has prompted questions and confusion.

Follow practice and sprint qualifying for the 2025 F1 United States Grand Prix here

Follow sprint qualifying for the 2025 F1 United States Grand Prix here

“You just have to try and make sure you don’t end up in a situation like that.”

Max Verstappen believes that – barring any drama at McLaren – he needed to win the Singapore Grand Prix to have any serious shot at the 2025 F1 title. According to the Dutchman, that victory was within reach for Red Bull. With six race weekends remaining, Verstappen trails championship leader Oscar Piastri by 63 points. McLaren team boss Andrea Stella said in Baku that all media should ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen believes that – barring any drama at McLaren – he needed to win the Singapore Grand Prix to have any serious shot at the 2025 F1 title. According to the Dutchman, that victory was within reach for Red Bull. With six race weekends remaining, Verstappen trails championship leader Oscar Piastri by 63 points. McLaren team boss Andrea Stella said in Baku that all media should ...Keep reading

VR46’s Fabio di Giannantonio is faster than Aprilia on long run pace and could be the favourite for victory in the Australian Grand Prix, believes fellow Ducati rider Alex Marquez.After two uneventful weekends in Japan and Indonesia, di Giannantonio returned to the sharp end of the pack at Phillip Island on Friday, ending up as the top non-Aprilia rider in third place.While he faced a ...Keep reading

Speculation continues over a potential Ferrari approach for Christian Horner

Charles Leclerc addresses speculation surrounding his Ferrari F1 future

Formula 1 is back this weekend with its widely popular United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas where the title fight is again expected to dominate discussions.Championship leader Oscar Piastri tops McLaren team-mate Lando Norris by 22 points, while reigning champion Max Verstappen sits third and 63 points off top.The Red Bull driver is the most in-form though with two wins and ...Keep reading

They’ve been accepted and we are now ready to focus on maximising the performance of the car and find again our winning ways.

Race Against Dementia, the charity founded by Sir Jackie Stewart, has unveiled an innovative prize draw opportunity for Formula 1 fans to have a VIP Grand Prix experience and own a piece of F1 history. Over the last decade Stewart and his son Mark have collected the signatures of all 20 of the living F1 world champions, including Michael Schumacher, on one of Stewart’s tartan race helmets ...Keep reading