The conclusions of the FIA report into last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix safety car controversy noted that "a new F1 sporting director will be recruited (process... read more »

Michael Masi is an "important" to the FIA who are in talks with the Australian about taking on a new role within the organisation. read more »

The FIA published its report into the controversial end to last season on Saturday, explaining the events that led to the last-lap restart where Max Verstappen overtook... read more »

The FIA report covering the events of last year's Abu Dhabi season finale was released last Saturday [March 19] and whilst it contained nothing particularly... read more »

FIA president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem has revealed that he is in talks with former race director, Michael Masi over a new role for the Australian. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has revealed Michael Masi was axed from his role as race director to remove "the pressure and stress" from his shoulders. read more »

On Saturday, the FIA published the report into the controversial end to the 2021 season in Abu Dhabi that attributed the events that unfolded to "human error" by Masi... read more »

One remarkable aspect of the document, not mentioned within it but confirmed to Autosport by multiple sources, is that neither Masi nor his deputy in Abu Dhabi Scot Elkins were... read more »

F1's governing body announced in December that it would be launching a full investigation into the events that saw the Abu Dhabi title decider restart on the final lap... read more »

As part of its detailed analysis into the controversial handling of the late race safety car at the 2021 season finale, it looked into the radio communications that Masi was... read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull have been criticised by the FIA in a report to the World Motor Sport Council for what it has claimed were "distracting" radio messages that... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that "human error" was a factor in the 2021 Abu Dhabi GP title controversy, but say race director Michael Masi acted in "good faith"... read more »

The FIA has determined former race director Michael Masi "acted in good faith" throughout the controversial ending to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Martin Brundle has voiced his concern the FIA decision to replace race director Michael Masi with a new "complex" management structure will result in "more... read more »

On Saturday, the FIA released an executive summary of its findings from the investigation into the Abu Dhabi finale after the last-lap restart sparked protests from Mercedes... read more »

The FIA has said "human error" led to the controversial finish at last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but insisted in its report into the incident that former race... read more »

Following the conclusion of a detailed report in to the finish to last year's season finale, motor racing's governing body published its conclusions on Saturday.As... read more »

Verstappen will begin his F1 title defence in Bahrain this weekend after clinching his maiden world championship in dramatic fashion at the end of last season.The Red Bull... read more »

Haywood will take up the deputy race director role in Bahrain and at four other races this year, having previously held the position in 2019 and 2020.A key member of the FIA... read more »

The track limits for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix have been bluntly outlined by Formula 1 Race Director Niels Wittich. Wittich is embarking on his first weekend in... read more »

Ahead of a meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council on Saturday that is set to formally discuss the report and responses to the event of last year's F1 season... read more »

Ted Kravitz feels sacking Michael Masi and changing the SC rule have not put to ".bed all the questions from Abu Dhabi in any way". read more »

Previously the rule read any car can be waved past the leader under safety car conditions during a race.The original wording became a major talking point after the 2021 season... read more »

In the latest Formula 1 gossip column, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has accused Mercedes of 'bullying' behaviour which led to the exit of former race... read more »

Without naming names, Red Bull boss, Christian Horner claims that Michael Masi was "bullied" out of his role as race director. read more »