Mohammed Ben Sulayem got to test an F1 car in the grey past, but it didn’t go down too well for the current FIA president. Take a quick look back at the footage of what was an expensive hit.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem got to test an F1 car in the grey past, but it didn’t go down too well for the current FIA president. Take a quick look back at the footage of what was an expensive hit.
Lewis Hamilton completed his first Ferrari test this week, drawing in huge amounts of fans both in person and online. Today, GPblog exclusively found out when the next test will take place for the Brit and his new Italian team. Along with that, there is rumoured to be division within the FIA surrounding the new
Mohammed Ben Sulayem and the FIA seem to have once again drawn the ire of Formula 1’s 20 drivers. They are reportedly extremely outraged by the motorsport federation’s newly announced penalty system, which promises heavy penalties for verbal ‘misconduct’.
With a new ‘price list’ of penalties following verbal misconduct by (F1) drivers, the FIA has made it clear that it is really doing everything it can to ensure that drivers fall in line. If the motorsport federation does not like anything at all, very severe sanctions will be imposed. A big problem? How do
The Formula 1 world was hit by new ‘misconduct rules coming from the FIA. 2024 saw a lot of controversy surrounding swearing in FIA press conference and on track, with president Mohammed Ben Sulayem wanting drivers to crack down on the use of bad language, otherwise, punishments and/or fines would be handed out, which led
A new Chief Communications Officer is set to join the FIA. On 20 January, Jonathan Refoy will become the federation’s apointee. He will will be responsible for media relations, as well as Presidential, Sports, Mobility, FIA member, internal and digital communications, the federation’s report writes.
