No more 'gag orders' or 'fire at will' moves: FIA president rival's manifesto
FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer says he will immediately roll back controversial "gag orders" and "fire at will" rights if he succeeds in this year’s election fight
FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer says he will immediately roll back controversial "gag orders" and "fire at will" rights if he succeeds in this year’s election fight
The Race can reveal that rules tweaks aimed at segregating A-teams and B-teams and limiting the advantages of such models are being finalised by the FIA and F1 for 2026
Formula 1 teams and the FIA are to discuss increasing deposit fees for protests and similar appeals to stop frivolous complaints in the future
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem challenged Jon Noble to look at his election manifesto to judge how much he has achieved. Here are the results
The reviews haven't been great when it comes to what to expect from the 2026 generation of F1 cars. Does F1 face a genuine risk of disappointment?
Oscar Piastri explains to The Race how he really gets on with McLaren's tricky 2025 F1 car, and why he's been resisting taking the upgrade that's helped Lando Norris
Formula 1 driver fears about 2026 cars being unenjoyable to drive and strange to race with could have an interesting twist next year
Ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson crunches the numbers to find out the true 2025 pecking order and what it says about each driver and team's execution rate
From F1 history, to revealing memoirs, to Le Mans legends, there should be something for every motorsport fan to read this summer. Here's our guide to (some of) the best books on offer
Extraordinary qualifying performances have been Charles Leclerc's calling card throughout his F1 career. But by his own estimation, he's "not doing the job" in qualifying in 2025
