British barrister Graham Stoker announced on Tuesday his candidacy to succeed Jean Todt as head of Formula One's governing body, the FIA, with Denmark's record nine... read more »

FIA Race Director, Michael Masi has admitted that F1 will consider adopting the IndyCar rule whereby drivers who crash in qualifying have their time deleted. read more »

Graham Stoker, the FIA's deputy president for sport, is to bid to succeed Jean Todt, with Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen among his team. read more »

Leclerc scored pole position in Monaco on Saturday after topping qualifying, but a crash at the exit of Swimming Pool by the Ferrari driver prevented any drivers from improving... read more »

Sir Frank Williams has paid a poignant tribute to Max Mosley following the death of the former FIA president, aged 81. read more »

Frank Williams has issued a statement following the news that former FIA President, Max Mosley has passed away. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has confirmed IndyCar's red-flag rule will be considered following Charles Leclerc's qualifying crash ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

British barrister Graham Stoker has announced his candidacy to be the next President of the FIA. read more »

Graham Stoker has launched a bid to replace current FIA president Jean Todt, who will step down following the conclusion of his third and final term at the head of motorsports... read more »

Graham Stoker, the FIA's deputy president for sport, has officially announced his candidacy bid to succeed Jean Todt as president of motorsport's governing body. read more »

Graham Stoker has become the latest candidate to throw his hat into the ring for the role of FIA president, supported by record-breaking Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen. read more »

Graham Stoker is the most powerful figure in motorsport you've never heard of. As FIA Deputy President for Sport since 2009, he's been Jean Todt's right-hand... read more »

Stoker, a British barrister, is a former president of the Motor Sports Association and has been a member of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council since 2004.Most recently... read more »

Formula One and the FIA announced on Monday that four people have tested positive for the novel Covid-19 during the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix race weekend. read more »

Formula 1 remembers the career of Max Mosley, who has passed away at the age of 81 - leaving behind an indelible legacy in motorsport. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley, who was a British racing driver, lawyer and most famously President of the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile, has died aged 81. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has sent a warning shot in Red Bull’s direction, threatening to protest the result of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix if the team continue to use their... read more »

Mosley, who started his motorsport career as a driver in the European Formula Two championship in 1968, was one of the four founding members of March in 1969 along with Robin... read more »

The world of F1 has paid its respects to Max Mosley following the death of the former FIA president. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone had led the tributes to Max Mosley following the death of the former FIA president. read more »

Ex-FIA president Max Mosley has died aged 81, Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed. read more »

Max Mosley, the former president of motor racing's governing body, the FIA, has died of cancer aged 81. read more »

Max Mosley, who led Formula 1's governing body the FIA for 16 years, has died at the age of 81. Mosley, who studied at Oxford University, was an amateur racer in his 20s... read more »

The Briton was FIA president from 1993 to 2009, having previously carved out a successful career as a barrister, amateur racing driver and founder and co-owner of March... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has died at the age of 81, ex-Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has announced. read more »