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There are signs more common sense and understanding have arrived at last over controversial FIA policy of fining F1 drivers for swearing ...

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A meeting between Formula 1 governing body the FIA and engine manufacturers has ended without a clear commitment to any future return to fan-favorite V10 engines. Amid concerns over the cost and ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been campaigning for the sport to go back to V10 engines, which was in sharp contrast to the engine rules already set out for 2026 to 2030. The Emirati had ...

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Carlos Sainz will carry out an 'undetermined' action to 'make up for his swearing breach' after the Williams racer broke the FIA's driver language rules ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.

FIA executive Robert Reid resigned yesterday over what he described as a “fundamental breakdown in governance standards”. Fox Sports, available on Kayo Sports, is the only place to watch every ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Williams driver Carlos Sainz risked falling further foul of FIA rules by swearing in the press conference ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.