The Latest Breaking News from FIA

The FIA has issued a series of stewards' penalty guidelines that could result in Formula 1 drivers collecting fines or championship points penalties for swearing or other sporting code violations.

With 626 horsepower under the hood, the Land Rover Defender Octa is plenty fast. Whether it's fast enough to bring home racing trophies remains to be seen, but Land Rover is going to try nonetheless. Starting in 2026, the off-road brand will race largely stock Defender Octas in the FIA…

Three-cylinder engines are on their way to European single-seaters for 2025, and it looks as though there is every chance that they will revitalise a much-loved category.

Red Bull's floor update for the 2024 United States Grand Prix came at the expense of ultimate car "potential" but removed many of the correlation and balance issues that affected its RB20, according to technical director Pierre Wache.

“If you have two Red Bull cars, you have kind of a magnet in between them and they always come together at a regular rate!”

“If you have two Red Bull cars, you have kind of a magnet in between them and they always come together at a regular rate!”

On Thursday, The Daily Mail published the rumour that Aston Martin is reportedly approaching sponsors with the intention of signing Max Verstappen on an astronomical £1 billion salary, spread over several years.

On Thursday, The Daily Mail published the rumour that Aston Martin is reportedly approaching sponsors with the intention of signing Max Verstappen on an astronomical £1 billion salary, spread over several years.

The FIA has countered criticism from Formula 1 drivers on how it spends the money generated by fines.

Colton Herta, an IndyCar driver, navigates between IndyCar success and potential F1 opportunity amidst FIA's introduction of Cadillac F1 in 2026.

In this Job Interview, Red Bull's Race Parts and Lifing Controller explains what it takes to keep track of every nut and bolt on Max Verstappen's car.