Following Shi's wild-card entry as China's first F1 Academy race participant, Zhou offered his congratulations: "I'm very happy to see motor sports gaining more fans in China, and I'm thrilled to see ...

The FIA’s controversial crackdown on swearing in motorsport claimed its first victim on Sunday when WRC driver Adrien Fourmaux was fined €10,000 for using the F-word. Last season FIA president ...

The FIA has issued its first fine for language misconduct during a motorsport event, confirming to what level it will uphold this new rule as the 2025 Formula 1 season approaches. This action was ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has revealed his inclination to have a twelfth team in Formula 1 from China. The statement came months after Cadillac was approved to join the premier class of ...

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With the Cadillac F1 project now officially accepted onto the grid, the FIA president has a new expansion target in mind. And that blueprint involves a Chinese manufacturer joining the fold as ...

So I have honestly nothing to say about that subject.” FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's push to cut down on swearing by F1 drivers led to punishments last season for Verstappen and Charles Leclerc ...

GILGIT: The Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts team clinched both the National Cross-Country Ski Championship and the International FIS Cross-Country Ski Championship trophies at Rattu, Astore district ...

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) detained the suspects at Sialkot International Airport as they attempted to flee to Britain just hours after the killings in Jhelum, a north-eastern district ...

The live crowd of F1 fans brought some unpredictability, with some boos for a mention of the governing body, the FIA, which has been in dispute with drivers over how it enforces punishments for ...

Ahead of the new season, Formula One drivers have been told they face race bans or heavy fines for repeated swearing or criticism of the sport’s governing body, the FIA. It follows a wider ...