FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has warned that certain circuits must address track limits issues or face being dropped from the Formula 1 calendar. The FIA president... read more »

Following another weekend of track limits embarrassment for the sport, FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem warns circuits to get their act together. read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 needs “more teams and fewer races,” amid concerns over whether the proposed Andretti bid will be accepted by the sport.... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has taken aim at F1 and the existing 10 teams amid his desire to let Andretti enter the sport.  read more »

Not for the first time, FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem appears to set himself on a collision course with F1 bosses as he talks of his dream of more teams and less races. read more »

Formula One needs more teams and fewer races and should welcome Michael Andretti's entry bid as good for business and the spirit of the sport, according to FIA President... read more »

Formula 1 needs more teams and fewer races, according to Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of motorsport's governing body the FIA. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has said he has "all the confidence" that Andretti's bid to join the grid will ultimately be approved by Formula 1. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has denied that the Andretti controversy will create bad blood with Formula 1. read more »

Following months of analysis by the FIA over the expressions of interest to join F1 from 2025 at the earliest, the governing body finally confirmed the outcome of its... read more »

As originally reported by Autosport, Massa's lawyers wrote to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and FOM CEO Stefano Domenicali earlier this month with a Letter Before... read more »

Last week, Massa stepped up his legal battle over losing the 2008 title by sending a Letter Before Claim addressed to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and FIA president Mohammed Ben... read more »

Several parties, including American powerhouse Andretti, have lodged their interest in joining the F1 grid as an 11th team, with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem keen on... read more »

The ballooning weight of current-era F1 cars has become increasingly unpopular with drivers and teams, with this year's minimum weight of 798kg well over 200kg higher... read more »

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has escalated his legal challenge against Formula 1 bosses and the FIA as he seeks damages for an alleged “conspiracy” which denied the... read more »

Mohammed ben Sulayem has revealed that George Russell's concerns about heavy F1 cars have been noted, and the FIA are looking at making a rule change. read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has claimed that an F1 grid with 12 teams isn't impossible for the future. read more »

The bosses of Formula 1 say they still do not see a value in expanding the number of teams on the grid as a decision on prospective new entrants moves closer. Formula 1 has... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says he would like to see work teams from the USA and China join the Formula 1 grid. The FIA is keen to expand the current paddock beyond the... read more »

FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem hopes to announce whether the sport is to welcome new teams to the grid in "four to six weeks". read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has given an update surrounding the timeline for the final decision on prospective new teams that want to join Formula 1 but warns that the... read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed the details of a conversation he had with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem at Silverstone. read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem has told his technical team to investigate Red Bull's concerns over the new F1 regulations for 2026. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has laughed off Lewis Hamilton's idea of a set development date on which teams can work on the subsequent season's car. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has ruled out "punishing" Max Verstappen and Red Bull and insists it is down to other F1 teams to catch up.  read more »