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Mohammed Ben Sulayem

FIA president says F1 must keep adapting

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem acknowledges Liberty Media's transformative impact in powering Formula 1's unprecedented recent boom, but cautions against over-reliance on Netflix moving forward, stressing the constant need for continual adaptation.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem

FIA tightens the 'right of review' rules

The FIA has updated its International Sporting Code, including changes like shortened review request windows and newly introduced fees to tighten right of review rules in Formula 1.

Jean Todt and current FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem

Jean Todt criticizes Mohammed Ben Sulayem

Jean Todt has firmly dismissed successor Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s allegations of budget deficits at his 2021 exit, emphasizing near-tripled reserves and procedural prudence amid higher FIA income from F1 dealings.

Stefano Domenicali and Mohammed Ben Sulayem

FIA sets out vision for lighter, sustainable F1 cars in 2026

The FIA has unveiled extensive aerodynamic, chassis and power unit regulations for 2026 and beyond, targeting substantially increased agility and sustainability.

FIA Gala ceremony 2023

F1 Round-Up: Hamilton speaks about FIA vs Wolfs, FIA Gala, AlphaTauri's changes

Lewis Hamilton blasts the FIA's "unacceptable" probe of Toto and Susie Wolff. FIA GAla and AlphaTauri also confirms a shift away from all-rookie lineups in 2024.

Pirelli team testing tyres before F1 race

F1 commits to developing new low degradation tyres for 2025

F1 and Pirelli will work on new tyres for 2025 to cut degradation so drivers can push harder in stints. This follows driver complaints about excessive wear. Pirelli aims to balance more consistent driver performance with some strategy variance between teams.

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem

FIA closes loopholes in 2026 engine regulations

The FIA has introduced amendments to the 2026 engine regulations to close potential loopholes that could have allowed Formula 1 manufacturers to obtain rivals' intellectual property through fuel suppliers.

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