Former driver Massa says he’s suing F1 and FIA over crash he claims cost him the 2008 title Felipe Massa files lawsuit against FIA, FOM, and Ecclestone to claim 2008 F1 title, seeking $82 million in damages. The Hindu · Mar 12, 2024
Felipe Massa Files Lawsuit Seeking 2008 F1 Title Former F1 driver Felipe Massa files lawsuit to claim 2008 championship title, alleging FIA's failure to act on 'Crashgate' incident. Top News · Mar 11, 2024
Massa files lawsuit against FIA, FOM over 2008 F1 Singapore GP On Monday, representatives of Massa confirmed that action has been lodged in the High Court of Justice against the three parties as the Brazilian, who missed out on the 2008 F1 drivers' title to then-McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton by one point, believes that the result of the Marina Bay race… Motorsport · Mar 11, 2024
We Need To Talk About HBO Max's Terrible MotoGP Streaming Interface TNT Sports announced that it would carry MotoGP for the 2024 season in the US, which seemed like great news for American fans. But the Max interface is awful. RideApart · Mar 11, 2024
Haas concedes Magnussen should have let Tsunoda pass in Saudi F1 GP Magnussen's own Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was ruined by incurring an initial 10-second penalty for contact with Alex Albon in the Williams. Motorsport · Mar 11, 2024
RB F1 team wants FIA talks on Magnussen's "unsportsmanlike" driving Magnussen was handed a 10-second penalty in the early laps after contact with Alex Albon, effectively ruining his own race. Motorsport · Mar 10, 2024
RB F1 team wants FIA talks on Magnussen’s "unsportsmanlike" driving Magnussen was handed a 10-second penalty in the early laps after contact with Alex Albon, effectively ruining his own race. Autosport · Mar 10, 2024
Why Norris didn't get a jump start penalty in F1 Saudi Arabian GP From his sixth-placed grid slot, Norris briefly jolted forward before the five red lights went out as he prematurely released the clutch, but swiftly stopped again in his grid box before the start signal. Motorsport · Mar 9, 2024
Why Norris didn't get a jump start penalty in F1's Saudi Arabian GP From his sixth-placed grid slot, Norris briefly jolted forward before the five red lights went out as he prematurely released the clutch, but swiftly stopped again in his grid box before the start signal. Autosport · Mar 9, 2024
Toyota boss Latvala feels parts of future WRC vision "too aggressive" The world motorsport governing body revealed its proposed roadmap for the future of rallying last week which includes changes to technical and sporting regulations, alongside a plan to improve the championship's promotion. Motorsport · Mar 8, 2024
FIA releases WRC fan survey results The world motorsport governing body launched a fan survey last month asking rally enthusiasts a range of questions to help understand the future direction of the championship. Autosport · Mar 8, 2024
Drama in the paddock ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP All the action in Formula 1 is happening off the track. The Hindu · Mar 7, 2024
F1 Saudi Arabian GP: Alonso leads FP2 from Russell, Verstappen The start of the second one-hour session on Thursday in Jeddah was delayed by 10 minutes as the FIA checked drain covers in the pitlane, but it ran to time under the lights in what is the only representative practice night-time running ahead of qualifying and the race. Motorsport · Mar 7, 2024
F1 Saudi Arabian GP: Alonso beats Russell to lead FP2 for Aston Martin The start of the second one-hour session on Thursday in Jeddah was delayed by 10 minutes as the FIA checked drain covers in the pitlane, but it ran to time under the lights in what is the only representative practice night-time running ahead of qualifying and the race. Autosport · Mar 7, 2024
Autosport · Mar 7, 2024 F1 team bosses warn against 'prejudging' FIA president amid investigation As first reported by the BBC, a whistleblower has come forward with two claims against Ben Sulayem.
Motorsport · Mar 7, 2024 Does F1 have a dirty air problem? The phenomenon of boiling, twisting vortices being generated by winged F1 machines has been an issue through the generations.But in the championship’s moves to improve its entertainment spectacle, particularly over the last 20 years or so, the desire to clean-up outwash airflow generated by cars to allow following drivers to…
The Guardian - UK · Mar 6, 2024 F1 Academy series revs up pursuit of female breakthrough in motorsport Despite dark clouds elsewhere, all-female series brings hope of progress for sport which has long struggled to mobilise women
Autosport · Mar 6, 2024 Hamilton: F1 has reached a “pivotal moment” after off-track controversies The allegations of misconduct by Red Bull boss Christian Horner involving a team employee have been in the headlines around the world for the past month.
Motorsport · Mar 6, 2024 Russell calls for "total transparency" in FIA's Ben Sulayem F1 case In two separate reports published by the BBC this week, it is claimed a whistleblower has accused Ben Sulayem of attempting to interfere in the result of the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and that later in last season he allegedly pushed for officials to find a way not to…
Autosport · Mar 6, 2024 What do the different colour flags mean in F1? Everything to know about the 10 flags There are 10 different types of flags, which all have very different meanings and are used to communicate important information to the drivers.
Motorsport · Mar 6, 2024 F1 talking to Red Bull about using 220mph drone – but safety factor is a limit Red Bull recently captured the imagination of fans when it showed off spectacular footage of Max Verstappen during its recent Silverstone filming day from an overhead drone that tracked the car for an entire lap.
Top News · Mar 5, 2024 FIA President Faces Allegations Of Misconduct Allegations of FIA President's interference in Formula 1 decisions spark controversy and investigations, raising questions about governance and conflicts o...
Motorsport · Mar 5, 2024 F1 drivers accept imperfect qualifying solution despite pitlane shenanigans Since last season, the FIA has been making efforts to avoid dangerous scenarios of drivers coming across slow-moving cars while on flat-out qualifying laps.
Autosport · Mar 5, 2024 Pitlane shenanigans price worth paying for qualifying solution, say F1 drivers Since last season, the FIA has been making efforts to avoid dangerous scenarios of drivers coming across slow-moving cars while on flat-out qualifying laps.
Autosport · Mar 5, 2024 FIA president Ben Sulayem at centre of further allegations over Las Vegas homologation According to the BBC story, a whistleblower claims that they were told “on behest of the FIA president” to not homologate the street track ahead of last November’s inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix - a flagship event for F1 as it moved to promote the race itself for the first…