Formula 1 races in the Middle East cancelled
The upcoming Formula 1 races in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain will be cancelled because of the war involving Iran, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has announced.
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Double Mercedes in the F1 premiere in Melbourne
Briton George Russell of Mercedes won the first Formula 1 race of the season in Melbourne, Australia. He was closely followed by teammate Kimi Antonelli.
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Guide: Half-Swedish talent makes F1 debut
A Briton will defend his title, another Briton will try to get revenge after his disastrous season - and an 18-year-old half-Swedish Briton will make his debut. Here is the guide to the Formula 1 season that begins in Melbourne this weekend.
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True union – “illusion of democracy”
The rules for the election of the president of the International Automobile Federation (Fia) are hindering the democratic process, claims Swiss racing driver Laura Villars, 28. She is withdrawing her candidacy and is now suing the federation.
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FIA President Open to Russia's Return as Formula 1 Host
International Automobile Federation (FIA) chairman Mohammed Ben Sulayem opens up for the possibility that Russia can return as a Formula 1 host. We do not mix religion and politics into our decisions, he says.
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FIA Reduces F1 Swearing Penalties After Driver Criticism
Max Verstappen is one of the F1 stars who directed strong criticism at the large fines that were incurred for swearing – and that one risked being shut down. Now FIA is changing the rulebook.
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F1 Star's Anger: "Are We Five-Year-Olds?"
F1 stars have been ordered to mind their language during the races. It has not fallen on fertile ground with the drivers. Are we five-year-olds or six-year-olds, wonders the World Champion Max Verstappen, upset.
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