F1 teams are now more likely to escape engine penalties in 2023 after the FIA announced they have increased the number of power unit elements permitted during the season. read more »

Both Alpine's factory in Enstone and it's engine department in Viry-Chatillon have achieved FIA's Three-Star Environmental Accreditation. read more »

The FIA says "due process was followed" in the departure of a former employee after sexism allegations emerged against its president. read more »

Formula 1 has confirmed that a new qualifying format - called Sprint Shootout - will determine the starting grid for Sprint races in 2023. The changes were proposed last month... read more »

Fresh sexism and bullying allegations have been levelled against the FIA's president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem. read more »

Nick Cassidy took his first win in the current Formula E season in this weekend's second Berlin E-Prix, beating Jake Dennis by only four tenths of a second.... read more »

Dan Ticktum has labelled the FIA Formula E steward's decision to penalise him for a collision with Stoffel Vandoorne as 'ridiculous'. read more »

Mitch Evans came out on top of a chaotic and wild opening Berlin race to lead a Jaguar one-two in front of his teammate Sam Bird with home favourite Maximilian Guenther... read more »

Guenther Steiner wants the FIA to reassess how it decides restart orders in Formula 1 if a red flag is needed before a timing sector has been completed following a standing start. read more »

A petition to overturn the decision made by the FIA surrounding the result of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and give Lewis Hamilton the victory over Max Verstappen has reached... read more »

Carlos Sainz admits "disappointment" at the FIA's rejection of a review of what he insists was a "disproportionate" penalty. read more »

Ferrari's right of review request in relation to the penalty handed out to Carlos Sainz Jr. in Australia has been rejected by the FIA. read more »

In reaction to the FIA's rejection of its request to review Carlos Sainz' Melbourne penalty, Ferrari calls for discussions to improve the sport's policing. read more »

The FIA has dismissed the Scuderia petitioning Sainz's five-second penalty that was awarded in Melbourne for the Spaniard hitting Fernando Alonso at the final standing... read more »

Ferrari has issued a statement after the FIA denied the Maranello-based squad a further inquest into Carlos Sainz's penalty at the Australian Grand Prix. Sainz made... read more »

The FIA has rejected Ferrari's request that the penalty meted out to Carlos Sainz in Melbourne be reconsidered. read more »

Ferrari requested a right to review from the FIA for the five-second penalty that, due to the safety car finish in Melbourne, dropped Sainz from fourth place down to a... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix's stewards have rejected Ferrari's attempt to reopen the investigation into Carlos Sainz's in-race penalty. read more »

Carlos Sainz's time penalty at the Australian GP time penalty has been upheld after Ferrari's petition for a review was dismissed on Tuesday. read more »

Ferrari's request for Carlos Sainz's penalty at the Australian Grand Prix to be reconsidered has been denied by F1's governing body the FIA.  read more »

Ferrari had appealed to the governing body for a right to review in response to Sainz being handed a five-second penalty for tagging with Fernando Alonso during the final... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has voiced confidence in the FIA to police the development of machinery from new teams. read more »

Zak Brown asserts that he is still supportive of Michael Andretti's bid to join the Formula 1 team with his own team, despite resistance from other parties. For the last... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on the FIA to introduce shorter race weekends in Formula 1. The series is currently undergoing a four-week break after the first three flyaway races... read more »

Carlos Sainz will learn his fate next Tuesday over his controversial five-second penalty from Australia. read more »