The governing FIA shook up its Formula One structure on Wednesday with Steve Nielsen, who has decades of experience with a string of teams, joining from the commercial rights... read more »

F1 teams have backed the appointment of Steve Nielsen as FIA sporting director. read more »

F1 teams have backed the FIA's move to appoint Steve Nielsen as part of a wider restructuring within the governing body.  read more »

The FIA has appointed Steve Nielsen as sporting director in a bid to eradicate some of the race-management issues that have blighted Formula 1 in recent years. read more »

Nielsen, who has most recently worked for Formula One Management (FOM), has had a lengthy career in grand prix racing which included spells at Lotus, Tyrrell, Benetton and... read more »

Formula 1 teams back Steve Nielsen's switch from a senior F1 role to take over as sporting director of governing body the FIA. read more »

The FIA has presented a revised structure of its Formula 1 operations with Steve Nielsen joining the governing body. Nielsen, who has been Formula 1's Sporting Director... read more »

F1 sporting director Steve Nielsen has claimed triple-headers are becoming "less of a scary prospect" as the teams adapt to calendar changes. read more »

Formula 1 sporting director Steve Nielsen said that a stable 2022 calendar without in-season changes would be a "blessed relief". read more »

F1 sporting director Steve Nielsen is hoping for "blessed relief" from the rapidly developing calendars of the previous two seasons when the sport gets underway for 2022. read more »

Despite the added challenges of hosting more races, Steve Nielsen says F1 know when to stop. read more »

There are still concerns about the potential impact of COVID-19 on the 2022 season, admits Formula 1 sporting director Steve Nielsen. read more »

F1 sporting director Steve Nielsen has explained how the sport's meticulous attention to detail with regard to its operational planning has been severely tested over the... read more »

F1 sporting director Steve Nielsen has conceded to being "a little bit worried" and "nervous" ahead of a record-breaking 23-race calendar in 2022. read more »

Reports suggest that the facility is still far from finished ahead of its inaugural race on December 5.F1 race director Michael Masi, who has to formally sign off the track as... read more »

The results of the F1 Global Survey commissioned by Motorsport Network in partnership with F1 and Nielsen Sports were released ahead of the United States Grand Prix after... read more »

The results of the F1 Global Survey commissioned by Motorsport Network in partnership with F1 and Nielsen Sports were released ahead of the United States Grand Prix after... read more »

The results of the F1 Global Survey commissioned by Motorsport Network in partnership with F1 and Nielsen Sports were released on Thursday ahead of the United States Grand Prix... read more »

The results of the F1 Global Survey commissioned by Motorsport Network in partnership with F1 and Nielsen Sports were released ahead of the United States Grand Prix after... read more »

The results of the F1 Global Survey commissioned by Motorsport Network in partnership with F1 and Nielsen Sports were released on Thursday ahead of the United States Grand Prix... read more »

Ferrari is no longer the most well-liked team on the Formula 1 grid, according to a recent survey. A study undertaken by Formula 1, Nielsen and the Motorsport Network, in which... read more »

Masi visited the regular MotoGP venue this summer immediately after the Hungarian GP, in company with F1 sporting director Steve Nielsen, while negotiations to hold a race were... read more »

The one billion fans figure has been projected by sports industry analytics company Nielsen Sports.Nielsen's forecast is based on its analysis of individuals with an... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have both been named on SportsPro’s list of the 50 most marketable athletes, and are the only stars from the motorsport world to make the... read more »

The 2020 British Grand Prix, broadcast on free-to-air television in the United Kingdom, saw a total of 3.5 million viewers tune in to see Lewis Hamilton take a dramatic victory... read more »