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Today FIA presidential hopeful Tim Mayer celebrated his Independence Day

Whittlebury Hall, nestled in a village that abuts Silverstone, does not feel like the natural venue for the launch of a presidential candidacy – but Tim Mayer seemingly took cues from his compatriots who ran for the top office in America, albeit he was launching his campaign for the top…

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Tim Mayer insists “there is a better way” as he announces bid for FIA presidency

Tim Mayer admits he must prove he is the person who can bring about the changes he insists are required within the FIA after announcing he will run for the presidency of motorsport’s world governing body.

Motorsport

Mayer: FIA president has not kept his promises and is centralising power

Tim Mayer admits he must prove he is the person who can bring about the changes he insists are required within the FIA after announcing he will run for presidency of motorsport’s world governing body.

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‘I won’t be going anywhere’: George Russell adamant he will stay at Mercedes

George Russell believes he will get a new contract with Mercedes as he played down suggestions he could lose his seat to Max Verstappen

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Alpine reveals new all-electric rally car

Alpine has taken the covers off an all-new electric rally car that is set to make its competition debut before the end of the 2025 season.

Motorsport

The F1 'court' that could unlock the Aprilia-Martin conflict in 72 hours

Jorge Martin’s representative travelled to the Dutch MotoGP at Assen last week with a clear intention: to shake the hornet’s nest and push the stalled negotiations between Aprilia and the Spanish rider into a new phase.

Autosport

The CRB is the F1 ‘court’ that could unlock Jorge Martin's conflict with Aprilia

Jorge Martin’s representative travelled to Assen last week with a clear intention: to shake the hornet’s nest and push the stalled negotiations between Aprilia and the Spanish rider into a new phase.

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Charles Leclerc isn’t alone with his 2026 F1 car complaints

Charles Leclerc has voiced fears over Formula 1's new-for-2026 cars being "less enjoyable" to drive, and while senior team figures have played down his concerns, question marks remains over the new regulations.

Motorsport

What's behind Leclerc's F1 2026 car complaints

Autosport

Tim Mayer set to announce FIA presidency bid

Tim Mayer is set to announce that he is running for the FIA presidency in December’s election, according to Autosport sources.

Autosport

What our writers are looking forward to at the F1 British Grand Prix

The 2025 Formula 1 season reaches half distance with the British Grand Prix but as well as looking forward it will also be a weekend of nostalgia as the 75th anniversary of the first race of the F1 championship is toasted.

Autosport

New WRC 2027 regulations draw interest from tuners and manufacturers

Interest from new manufacturers and tuners in the World Rally Championship’s 2027 technical regulations is growing as work continues to finalise the ruleset’s finer details.

Motorsport

WRC 2027 regulations attracting interest from tuners and manufacturers

Interest from new manufacturers and tuners in the World Rally Championship’s 2027 technical regulations is growing as work continues to finalise the ruleset’s finer details.

Autosport

FIA investigates WRC retirements due to fuel system issues

The FIA is investigating a series of fuel system issues experienced by World Rally Championship Rally1 teams at Acropolis Rally Greece, which prompted Toyota and M-Sport-Ford to retire cars.

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FIA investigating fuel system related WRC retirements

The FIA is investigating a series of fuel system issues experienced by World Rally Championship Rally1 teams at Acropolis Rally Greece, which prompted Toyota and M-Sport-Ford to retire cars.

Autosport

F1 could take inspiration from tennis to tackle frivolous protests

Formula 1 is set to discuss changes to the current protest system in the wake of Red Bull's criticised protest against George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Trackside fire causes red flag in F1 Austrian GP qualifying

The second qualifying session at the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix was red-flagged due to a fire at the Red Bull Ring's final corner.

Motorsport

Here’s why Max Verstappen said almost nothing to the press ahead of F1’s Austrian GP

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Explained: Why Verstappen said almost nothing during F1 press conference in Austria

Ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen caused a stir with a press conference that was dominated by the words “no comment.” To every question about the FIA, the published racing guidelines, and the penalty points system in Formula 1, the Dutchman gave the shortest answers possible. “I'm not…

Motorsport

George Russell calls for “six-figure” protest deposits to make teams “think twice”

George Russell believes Formula 1 teams should be charged a “six-figure sum” to launch appeals to race stewards in an attempt to prevent frivolous protests.

Autosport

Russell calls for higher F1 protest deposits after “faff” of Red Bull appeal

George Russell believes Formula 1 teams should be charged a “six-figure sum” to launch appeals to race stewards in an attempt to prevent frivolous protests.

Autosport

Sainz on father's FIA presidency withdrawal disappointment: "Ideal time was now"

Carlos Sainz Sr's withdrawal from the FIA presidential race earlier this week didn't come as much of a surprise, with Carlos Sainz Jr disappointed to see him withdraw from the challenge.

Motorsport

Why Alex Albon thinks F1’s racing rules are “creating a contact sport”

Alex Albon thinks Formula 1's racing guidelines need further fine-tuning after being on the receiving end of several lunges in Spain and Canada.

Autosport

Why Albon 'doesn't like how we're racing' with release of F1's racing rules

Alex Albon thinks Formula 1's racing guidelines need further finetuning after being on the receiving end of several lunges in Spain and Canada.

Motorsport

Five key talking points from the FIA's Formula 1 racing guidelines

In a move the FIA has said will bring more “transparency” to the stewarding practices of Formula 1 race weekends, motorsport’s governing body has made some of its guidelines available to the public for the first time.

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