Sulayem shores up support

Running world motorsport’s governing body is often a thankless task. Formula 1 alone has been a febrile web of commercial challenges, political dissent and clandestine manoeuvrings for decades now. An

Carlos Sainz Sr is weighing up whether to stand against current incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December’s FIA presidential elections, and will try to ascertain his level of support among the FIA’s

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David Lappartient breezes into his office at UCI headquarters in Aigle, slaps a folder of paperwork on his desk and allows himself a wry smile when he’s asked about his failure in the recent Internati

FILIP CLEEREN & STUART CODLING Robert Reid delivered a parting shot to the FIA following his resignation as deputy president for sport, stating that his departure was “about principles” in his critici

IF FERRARI’S CURRENT supremacy in the World Endurance Championship were to represent the Prancing Horse at something approaching its fleetest gallop, then its F1 team currently seems to be operating a