Aston Martin boss Otmar Szafnauer says Formula 1 has 5,000 engineers who can help the FIA with regulatory issues if required. read more »

Other than precious fractions of a second, Red Bull boss, Christian Horner admits that meeting the FIA's new wing deflection test will hit his team in the pocket. read more »

Following comments from Lewis Hamilton about Red Bull's "bendy wing" over the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, a saga emerged surrounding the flexibility of the rear... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key is confident the FIA will act quickly to prevent teams from benefiting through unexpected loopholes in the 2022 regulations. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur has slated the FIA's decision to introduce new rear-wing tests as "a joke" that will cost the team "a fortune". read more »

Christian Horner has shrugged off suggestions the FIA's implementation of new rear wing load tests should be brought forward because you "can't magic up... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has revealed he continues to visit seven-time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher "twice a month". read more »

Ex-Ferrari boss turned FIA president Jean Todt has said he still makes bi-monthly visits to see Michael Schumacher. read more »

F1 teams have been engaged in debate over the stability of rear wings since the Spanish Grand Prix, when Lewis Hamilton passed comment about Red Bull running a "bendy... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has confirmed the team will wait to conclude its dialogue with the FIA before deciding on its next course of action in the flexi-wing saga. read more »

Race director Michael Masi says the FIA will look at whether or not adopting an IndyCar qualifying rule will be suitable for use in F1. read more »

British barrister Graham Stoker announced on Tuesday his candidacy to succeed Jean Todt as head of Formula One's governing body, the FIA, with Denmark's record nine... read more »

FIA Race Director, Michael Masi has admitted that F1 will consider adopting the IndyCar rule whereby drivers who crash in qualifying have their time deleted. read more »

Graham Stoker, the FIA's deputy president for sport, is to bid to succeed Jean Todt, with Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen among his team. read more »

Leclerc scored pole position in Monaco on Saturday after topping qualifying, but a crash at the exit of Swimming Pool by the Ferrari driver prevented any drivers from improving... read more »

Sir Frank Williams has paid a poignant tribute to Max Mosley following the death of the former FIA president, aged 81. read more »

Frank Williams has issued a statement following the news that former FIA President, Max Mosley has passed away. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has confirmed IndyCar's red-flag rule will be considered following Charles Leclerc's qualifying crash ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

British barrister Graham Stoker has announced his candidacy to be the next President of the FIA. read more »

Graham Stoker has launched a bid to replace current FIA president Jean Todt, who will step down following the conclusion of his third and final term at the head of motorsports... read more »

Graham Stoker, the FIA's deputy president for sport, has officially announced his candidacy bid to succeed Jean Todt as president of motorsport's governing body. read more »

Graham Stoker has become the latest candidate to throw his hat into the ring for the role of FIA president, supported by record-breaking Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen. read more »

Graham Stoker is the most powerful figure in motorsport you've never heard of. As FIA Deputy President for Sport since 2009, he's been Jean Todt's right-hand... read more »

Stoker, a British barrister, is a former president of the Motor Sports Association and has been a member of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council since 2004.Most recently... read more »

Formula One and the FIA announced on Monday that four people have tested positive for the novel Covid-19 during the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix race weekend. read more »