Ben Sulayem's move from racing to administration ... He is a proponent of new entrants into the sport, particularly for the Andretti Global bid in the face of pushback from the commercial rights ...

F1 looked to the future at the 2025 Australian GP, with the leaders of next year's Cadillac team on the grid; F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali extending contract and agreeing a new commercial rights deal ...

The approval of Cadillac’s entry comes after a long-running debate surrounding the team formerly known as Andretti. Ben Sulayem, who was elected FIA president in late 2021, has been a consistent ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who has called for more teams and clashed with F1 over Andretti's initial proposal, said: 'Today marks a transformative moment, and I am proud to lead the ...

The former Andretti entry was approved in principle in 2024 ... from 2026 for what will be another exciting year for Formula ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who has called for more teams and clashed with F1 over Andretti’s initial proposal, said: “Today marks a transformative moment, and I am proud to lead the ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem faces a fresh crisis after the stars of the World Rally Championship have formed a union in response to new regulations on driver conduct. The WRC, which kicked ...

Ben Sulayem has demanded senior FIA officials sign stricter NDAs Key figures in Formula 1's governing body the FIA were barred from a meeting of the organisation's world motorsport council on ...

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the president of the FIA, motorsport's governing body, took to social media last week to propose exploring a variety of technologies for the future of Formula 1 and ...

FIA chiefs were BANNED from a meeting of the world motorsport council amid an ongoing row with president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. A meeting was held among key figures of F1’s governing body on ...

Cadillac’s Formula 1 team has received official approval to join the grid in 2026 and its owners insist the team will be ready to compete.

Key figures in Formula 1's governing body the FIA were barred from a meeting of the organisation's world motorsport council on Wednesday in a dispute with president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.