The FIA has announced Johnny Herbert will no longer serve on its panel of stewards. The 60-year-old, who is a three-times grand prix winner, has been a regular member of the FIA’s stewarding panels over the last 15 years. He made his debut in the rule during 2010, when ex-drivers were first invited to join
The FIA has revealed its guidelines to stewards on how they should punish drivers for actions it regards as “misconduct”. The governing body has taken the step two months after Formula 1 drivers called for “transparency” over how it used the money raised through fines levied against them for swearing or using offensive language. The
The FIA has revealed new images showing how Formula 1 cars could look in 2026, following changes to its planned overhaul of the regulations. With teams able to start work on the 2026 chassis from the first day of next month, the FIA is finalising the details of its first change to both the power
The FIA will introduce a new section to its Formula 1 rules from 2026, called the Operational Regulations. The governing body of motorsport also confirmed it is changing the language of F1’s rules to make them gender-neutral throughout. The current regulations refer only to male competitors. F1 teams are already governed by the Sporting Regulations,
McLaren face a steep hike in their entry fee to compete in the next Formula 1 season due to their constructors’ championship victory this year. The FIA levies a fee on all teams to enter each season based on their finishing position and points scores in the previous year. The first-placed team is charged a
The FIA has confirmed details of how Max Verstappen will complete his ‘community service’ penalty for swearing in a press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix. During the race weekend in September Verstappen was ordered to perform an act of “public work” as punishment for his “misconduct.” Following today’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix the FIA
In the round-up: FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is open to continuing F1’s grid expansion after the series dropped its opposition to an 11th team joining. Become a RaceFans Supporter and go ad-free RaceFans operates thanks in part to the support of its readers. In order to help fund the development and growth of the
Formula 1 used two different Safety Cars during yesterday’s Qatar Grand Prix after a technical problem struck the first. Race leader Max Verstappen was confused when the warning lights used to signal the status of the race to the pack failed to turn off during the second Safety Car period yesterday. The FIA confirmed the
The FIA has explained why Formula 1’s race director did not suspend yesterday’s Qatar Grand Prix after warning drivers about debris on the track. Double waved yellow flags were shown when Alexander Albon’s right-hand wing mirror fell off his car and landed near the pit exit at the approach to turn one. This led to
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