The FIA has issued a suspended points deduction and a five-minute penalty after a driver was found to have struck an official.

It is the fate of every regulator or referee in any sport. If a process runs smoothly, it's taken for granted and no one notices. If something goes wrong, the world falls upon you. For the FIA, it's ...

Williams team boss James Vowles called it "the most uncomfortable I've felt" as two-stop strategies are back on the menu at ...

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information Attaullah Tarar has revealed that the Federal Investigation Agency ...

"The truth is" that Red Bull has a "very good relationship" with McLaren's leadership duo Zak Brown and Andrea Stella.

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar on Wednesday said the Federal Investigation ...

Shell’s Principal Motorsport Scientist Valeria Loreti talks through the science behind the Shell fuels and lubricants ...

The much-debated rule requiring F1 drivers to make two mandatory pitstops during the Monaco Grand Prix is back in the 2026 ...

Williams boss James Vowles has called on the FIA to explain why the Monaco two-stop rule has been reintroduced, arguing ...

Bruno Famin, Alpine’s vice president of motorsport, has urged rule-makers to ‘send a proper signal’ regarding the future of hydrogen cars in the FIA World Endurance Championship, explaining that the ...

The necessity for two pit stops seemed to make the Monaco Grand Prix much more attractive, but the FIA had not counted on the ...