Motorsport's governing body, the FIA, has implemented an updated clause into its International Sporting Code in order to remove the need for unanimous decisions.... read more »

The FIA announces a safeguard clause to its international sporting code amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis. read more »

While the world is still battling the coronavirus outbreak, Formula 1 and the FIA are working on a revised calendar for the delayed F1 season in order to promote the financial... read more »

Jean Todt insists the FIA is capable of policing technical matters like the Ferrari engine, even though they weren't able to make a ruling one way or the other. read more »

The FIA has assured Formula 1 teams that it can be trusted to police the sport's increasingly complex technical rules - despite the controversy over Ferrari's engine... read more »

The FIA will closely monitor McLaren's transition from Renault F1 engines to Mercedes next year to ensure the team does not make any extra performance gains. read more »

While Libery Media and the FIA are doing its utmost to provide an update about the revised 2020 calendar, the sport stresses that the fluid nature of the situation makes it... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt held important meetings in the past days including a video conference with the Formula 1 teams and another virtual discussion with the WRC Promoter. read more »

McLaren driver Lando Norris reckons the immediate responses to the coronavirus pandemic from Formula 1 and the FIA regarding team operations has created a "level playing... read more »

The FIA will "very closely" monitor McLaren's switch to Mercedes power units for 2021 in order to ensure the Formula 1 team does not break any regulation.... read more »

McLaren has agreed a monitoring process with the FIA for its switch to Mercedes Formula 1 engines next year to ensure it does not make changes for extra performance gains read more »

Formula E and the FIA have announced today that the suspension of the 2019/2020 FIA Formula E Championship season will be extended by two months with the decision causing the... read more »

McLaren's transition from Renault engines to Mercedes next year will be closely monitored by the FIA to ensure the team does not gain an advantage from revising its... read more »

Ex FIA president Max Mosely believes F1 should abandon the 2020 Formula 1 season due to the disruption and uncertainty caused by coronavirus. read more »

Swapping to Mercedes engines for 2021, McLaren will allow the FIA to "monitor" the change as the team needs to alter its chassis to fit the PU. read more »

McLaren's switch to the Mercedes power unit for 2021 is to be "very closely" monitored by the FIA. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley thinks the Formula 1 2020 season should be cancelled in its entirety rather than plan for a revised schedule. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley believes Formula 1 should cancel its entire 2020 season in the face of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic read more »

The merging of the ACO and IMSA series, pre COVID-19, was welcomed by most race fans. But will the current worldwide crisis force more series to do the same? Could we be... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley says F1's tactic of waiting to see how the coronavirus crisis develops "risks making things worse". read more »

On the Autosport Podcast last week, FIA president Jean Todt joined us to discuss the continuing impact that coronavirus has on Formula 1 read more »

While Ferrari's Team Principal Mattia Binotto is supporting Formula 1 and the FIA in its tireless effort to re-arrange the 2020 F1 championship, he warns to introduce... read more »

Former FIA president, Max Mosley, like Bernie Ecclestone, believes F1 should bite the bullet and cancel the 2020 season. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley believes his successor Jean Todt and Liberty Media should call off the 2020 Formula 1 season due to continued uncertainty over the Covid-19... read more »

As Formula 1 debates lowering the budget cap to $100m, FIA president Jean Todt admits even that may not be enough to save all 10 teams. read more »