Changes to the FIA statutes have been granted at the General Assembly in Rwanda, affecting the roles of the ethics and audit committees at motorsport's governing... read more »

On Tuesday evening this writer received a phone call from a senior member of staff at an F1 team expressing their concern about the bombshell that the FIA is proposing to... read more »

The FIA has begun proceedings to change the way it handles ethics complaints, amid recent investigations into the organisation and its President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The BBC... read more »

The FIA wants to make changes to its rules following investigations into president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and his governance.A series of proposals have been submitted ahead of a... read more »

The FIA has announced two senior leadership appointments as part of president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's efforts to transform the governing body.Spaniard Alberto Villarreal is... read more »

FIA president of the Senate, Carmelo Sanz de Barros, has warned that the Spanish Grand Prix's reported move to Madrid isn't as nailed on as previously thought. read more »

The future of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza looks brighter after Italian Senate agreed an amendment to the law that allows more funds to be made available to the venue. read more »

Mercedes has been awarded the Lorenzo Bandini trophy for their achievements in motor sport in 2014. Mercedes swept to both world titles last year, taking 16 wins from 19 races... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix looks set to remain at Monza for the foreseeable future after the Italian Senate gave permission for the region of Lombardy to invest in the event. View... read more »

It has been revealed that the future home of the United States Grand Prix has lost government backing of 25 million dollars (15.4 million pounds). As reported by Austin’s NXAN,... read more »

The venue for the 2012 US Grand Prix at Austin was dealt a potential blow after the Texas State Senate's finance committee voted 10-4 to pull a $25 million package read more »

FIA senate president Nick Craw has given the new United States Grand Prix venue in Austin his support after visiting the track and talking with local council chiefs read more »

Nick Craw, the president of the FIA's senate, has made an official visit to the Austin site which will host the United States Grand Prix from 2012. read more »

Nick Craw, head of the FIA Senate, has this week visited the developing venue in Austin, Texas which is set to become host to the returning United States Grand Prix from 2012... read more »

Nick Craw, president of the FIA's senate, has travelled to Austin to inspect preparations for the 2010 United States Grand Prix.... read more »