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Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have been pictured in a heated discussion after Red Bull launched a protest against George Russell at the Miami Grand Prix. More»

Spanish rally and off-road legend Carlos Sainz Senior has revealed that he is considering running for President of Formula 1 and motorsport's governing body, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), whose ele...

Oscar Piastri's victory celebrations at the Miami Grand Prix have been criticised on social media by his own mother Nicole Piastri. More»

Juan Manuel Correa is rerouting his junior open-wheel career from Europe to the U.S. with HMD Motorsports, starting with this (...)

Having only finished eighth at the Miami Grand Prix, Ferrari's seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton collected a podium finish a day earlier at the Miami F1 Sprint thanks to a bold strategy. Hamilton started the 18-lap s...

Rally legend Carlos Sainz Sr is considering running for president of the FIA, motorsport's governing body, in December's election. More»

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Axed Formula 1 star Daniel Ricciardo has been handed a boost by a celebrity presence in the Miami Grand Prix paddock as the Aussie star's business venture gets A-list backing. More»

Two-time world rally champion Carlos Sainz Sr. is considering running for FIA president in elections set to be held in Uzbekistan later this year.

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Carlos Sainz Sr, a two-time World Rally champion legend and father of Williams Formula 1 star Carlos Sainz, is reportedly considering a bid to replace the current president of the FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulayem. More»

In this emergency JAonF1 podcast we discuss why Carlos Sainz Sr is set to take on Mohammed Ben Sulayem for the FIA presidency and what happens next.Motorsport Network's Global Editorial Director Rebecca Clancy, who broke...

Franco Colapinto replaces Jack Doohan at Alpine with immediate effect, while team boss Oliver Oakes has also left. The chaos is complete at the French team. More»

Nick Cassidy ended an almost one-year wait for a podium finish in the second race of last weekend's Monaco E-Prix. More»

Mecum Auctions has joined the Dale Coyne Racing team with the No. 51 Honda driven by rookie Jacob Abel for this weekend's Sonsio Grand (...)

A driver axing and team principal resignation just six races into a season are not usually signs of a flourishing Formula 1 team, but are Alpine really in crisis? More»

The next FIA presidential election is due to take place later this year - is this the first name to challenge Mohammed Ben Sulayem? More»

A heated exchange has all but signalled the end of Lewis Hamilton's 'honeymoon' period at Ferrari. More»

A large sign reading "Enter At Your Own Risk" was needed at the top of pit lane during the Children's of Alabama Grand Prix. The sheer (...)

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Alpine has swapped drivers and lost a team principal this week, instability that will keep it down F1's order.

©XPB Phillip van Osten 07/05/2025 at 17:2107/05/2025 at 17:27 Flavio Briatore, executive advisor for Alpine F1, has firmly dismissed speculation that a falling out with outgoing team principal Oliver Oakes prompted the ...