A former F1 steward is set to challenge the incumbent president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in the upcoming FIA presidential election, Motorsport Week understands.
BővebbenRacing towards change: The dynamic battle for FIA presidency
Year: 2025
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BővebbenRevving Up for Change: F1 Teams Gear Up for FIA Tyre Shake-Up at British Grand Prix
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BővebbenCarlos Sainz Addresses Williams’ Concerns Over Reliability Woes
After an encouraging start to the season, Williams has had to deal with multiple reliability issues in recent races.
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BővebbenThe Rising Chorus of Concern: Unveiling the Grievances of F1 Drivers with the 2026 Cars
Charles Leclerc has expressed concerns regarding the enjoyment level of driving the new Formula 1 cars for 2026. Despite team officials downplaying his worries, uncertainties persist around the upcoming regulations. The new cars will feature reduced downforce and increased drag, resulting in slower cornering speeds, but will boast additional hybrid power and active aerodynamics to compensate for these changes. Leclerc has stated that the driving experience of the 2026 cars has not been the most enjoyable for him so far. The shift towards a nearly 50/50 split between internal combustion…
BővebbenUnveiling the Mysteries: Exploring Leclerc’s F1 2026 Car Complaints
Charles Leclerc expressed concerns about the new 2026 Formula 1 cars potentially being less enjoyable to drive due to reduced downforce and increased drag, sparking debate within the senior team members about the upcoming changes. The new cars will feature a different power profile with additional hybrid power coming from a split between internal combustion engine and electric energy, bringing emphasis on managing energy deployment across various circuits. Opinions vary on whether adjustments are needed to prevent early energy depletion on straights. Active aerodynamics will be introduced to counteract any…
BővebbenMohammed Ben Sulayem set for FIA presidency challenger
The FIA President will not be running for re-election unopposed, as a new candidate is set to throw their hat into the ring.
BővebbenA New Era on the Horizon: Tim Mayer’s Bid for FIA Presidency
Tim Mayer is poised to announce his candidacy for the FIA presidency, competing against current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who dismissed him as an FIA steward last year. The 59-year-old American, son of former McLaren chief Teddy Mayer, plans to hold a press conference near Silverstone on Friday before the British Grand Prix. Reports from BBC and Autosport confirm Mayer as the contender challenging Ben Sulayem. Former F1 driver Carlos Sainz Sr has opted out of the presidential race, citing unsuitable circumstances and Dakar commitments. Mayer, with a background in…
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