FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem fires another dig at the media's "unfair" portrayal of him. read more »

Not for the first time, FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem, has suggested that the British media, in particular, has an agenda where he is concerned. read more »

F1 steward Vitanontio Liuzzi has defended the FIA's much-maligned President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, claiming he "wants the best for everyone". The post FIA... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has made a bizarre remark about the F1 British Grand Prix during a fresh attack on the media's treatment towards him. The post FIA... read more »

Mohammed Ben Sulayem: "Is it the British Grand Prix? No!" read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has delivered an attack on the media along with a confusing statement about the Formula 1 British Grand Prix.Speaking to the media at the... read more »

George Russell has implored FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to "express what his goal is" with motorsport's governing body, amid the ongoing tension between... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's push to drive swearing out of Formula 1 has received unlikely support from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.While Wolff does not see... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem will discover today if changes to the motorsport federation's statutes will be approved.The FIA General Assembly will convene in Kigali,... read more »

George Russell has led the call for change but that does not look likely. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem supports the idea of having permanent stewards in Formula 1 - but says the real issue is who pays for them.Debate over some stewards'... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff showed some rare support on Thursday for FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and his campaign to cut swearing in the sport. read more »

On Tuesday evening this writer received a phone call from a senior member of staff at an F1 team expressing their concern about the bombshell that the FIA is proposing to... read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 should expand to 12 teams as it has the capacity to do so, asking, "Why not?" The post ‘Why not’ have a 12th F1... read more »

Having told the drivers to mind their own business in terms of FIA affairs, Mohammed ben Sulayem now appears to be seeking to make himself fully unaccountable. read more »

The Cadillac F1 team will join the grid in 2026, and FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes it wouldn't have happened without him. read more »

The FIA has begun proceedings to change the way it handles ethics complaints, amid recent investigations into the organisation and its President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The BBC... read more »

The FIA wants to make changes to its rules following investigations into president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and his governance.A series of proposals have been submitted ahead of a... read more »

Formula 1 could expand to 12 teams now that Cadillac has been accepted as the 11th from 2026, says FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. read more »

FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem has effectively told drivers to mind their own business and get on with their own jobs. read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Cadillac's planned entry into Formula 1 is a win for everybody - after suggesting he was sent to 'hell and back' for... read more »

It is like Formula 1 is trying to out-do the Netflix cameras this season, given the current spate of swearing and angry rows witnessed across the grid.The weekly sackings at... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem "can fire as many people as he wants" as long as Formula 1 continues to improve. The post Toto... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has told Formula 1 drivers to mind their own business after they asked where money from race fines was going. read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem said his running of the governing body has nothing to do with the Formula 1 drivers, saying it's "none of their business." The... read more »