The Latest Breaking News from FIA

There will be double the number of sprint events from three, with venues confirmed in due course.

Formula 1 will hold six sprint races in 2023, after motor racing’s governing body finally agreed to the calendar tweaks after months of delays.

FIA Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel has insisted the series is “not being a testing ground, we are pioneers” as it prepares to switch to sustainable fuels next year.

Formula 1 has nailed its flag to the mast in mapping out a long-term future revolving around hybrid engines running on fully sustainable fuels.

The Andretti driver only has 32 of the required 40 points needed.

The FIA has clarified that it rejected Red Bull’s request for IndyCar race winner Colton Herta to be granted an exemption for a Formula 1 superlicence.

There has been much talk about a cap on drivers' salaries to go along with the budget teams must stay within on an annual basis, but Alexander Wurz says no such proposal is on the table right now

The new era for the World Rallycross Championship has unleashed electric cars that should be the fastest ever seen. But as 14-time European champion and current team boss Kenneth Hansen explains to Autosport, it must be careful that pursuing more performance doesn’t create other problems

Zak Brown does not believe Formula 1’s success in the United States is dependent on an American driver or team, but he would “love to see it happen.”