Colton Herta will not race in Formula 1 in 2023 after Red Bull ended its pursuit of the American, according to a report. Motorsport-total.com states that the overruling issue... read more »

The 22-year-old had been targeted by Red Bull to make the switch to F1 in 2023, but the plan stalled over the issue of him securing the mandatory superlicence.Herta only had 32... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says it will sit down with Mick Schumacher in the coming races to discuss his future with the team. Schumacher joined the Ferrari Driver... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has disputed Ferrari counterpart Mattia Binotto's criticism of the FIA in the wake of the Italian Grand Prix's safety car finish. read more »

The FIA has announced the company's first ever Chief Executive Officer in Natalie Robyn, who will start the role in the near future. Robyn has over 15 years of experience... read more »

Following his election as FIA president last December, Mohammed Ben Sulayem set out a plan to reform much of the management structure at the organisation, as well as pursuing a... read more »

Natalie Robyn has been appointed as the first CEO in the history of the FIA. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto asserts that he is firmly against the idea of giving Colton Herta a Formula 1 Super Licence through means of force majeure. Red Bull is... read more »

Max Verstappen's Italian Grand Prix victory was overshadowed in the aftermath by a debate over the FIA's operational acumen after the race finished behind the safety car. read more »

Martin Brundle has criticised Formula 1's engine grid penalty system, after a number of drivers took grid drops at recent races. Last time out at Monza, eight drivers were... read more »

Catch up on all the big moments from our FIA Formula 3 Championship finale at Monza, and our penultimate round of racing for the FIA Formula 2 Championship! For more F1®... read more »

Mick Schumacher has defended the FIA for acting with safety as a priority despite missing out on a points opportunity at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Were the FIA right to end the Italian GP with a safety car? After following the rulebook perfectly in Monza, both fans and drivers commented on the similarities and differences... read more »

Martin Brundle has criticised the FIA for the "painful" ending to the Italian Grand Prix and labelled the situation as 'not being the F1 governing body's... read more »

Max Verstappen has defended the FIA and Monza track marshals after they faced criticism over the handling of the late-race safety car at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has hinted at being "Abu Dhabi traumatised" but says he is happy that last year's controversial F1 title decider at least gave the FIA... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was not "impressed" in parc ferme after an ending to the F1 Italian Grand Prix which was not the FIA's "finest moment", says Martin Brundle. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has used the safety car controversy at the Italian Grand Prix to level a dig over the handling of last year's Abu Dhabi season finale. read more »

The IndyCar frontrunner is being targeted for a race seat at AlphaTauri next season as part of a deal that would result in Pierre Gasly being released to Alpine.His chances of... read more »

The race at Monza finished behind the safety car due to the FIA strictly following the procedures laid down in the rule book - something that did not happen at last year's... read more »

Martin Brundle has insisted the FIA and F1 must find a solution to the "unacceptable" qualifying penalty confusion that has marred two of the past three races. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc drove his heart out at Monza, but Max Verstappen used the superior speed of his car once again to secure his fifth consecutive victory. Reporting... read more »

Although drivers taking the chequered flag under caution meant Max Verstappen was unchallenged at the end, Horner believes that not having the cars racing to the line was bad... read more »

FIA president Mohammed bin Sulayem will meet with F1 team bosses and race officials to discuss a range of "sporting matters" following the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Wolff believes that the fallout from last year's Abu Dhabi controversy gave them confidence to withstand any outside pressure for the race to be finished under green flag... read more »