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How selling parrots to a Pakistani journalist led to a locked bank account

Pakistani bird sellers face account freezes after selling parrots to a journalist critical of the state.

Al Jazeera

JA on F1 podcast: The chase for power and money in F1 - two perspectives

As Chief Commercial Officer of F1 and CEO of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Emily Prazer is responsible for bringing billions of dollars of revenue into the series. She tells us her plans to make Vegas bigger and better this year and reveals its economic impact.

Autosport

WRC unveils fix for Rally1 fuel system failures

World Rally Championship Rally1 teams will be permitted to make changes to their cars to prevent a repeat of the fuel system issues that occurred at Acropolis Rally Greece.

Autosport

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Video: Inside Tim Mayer's bid for FIA presidency - "it's about moving forward"

It was recently revealed that former FIA Steward Tim Mayer would be running a challenge for the Presidency of FIA, running against current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December.

Autosport

Wolff: Ben Sulayem ruling FIA with an iron fist can have its advantages

Toto Wolff says Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s FIA presidency of “ruling with an iron fist” has had “its advantages” to assert two key topics the Mercedes boss feels he has got right within Formula 1.

Autosport

Toto Wolff: Mohammed Ben Sulayem ruling FIA with an iron fist can have its advantages

Motorsport

What are Tim Mayer’s chances of winning the FIA presidency?

Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of Tim Mayer’s manifesto as an FIA presidential candidate is how closely it echoes that of the incumbent, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, four years ago.

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Who is FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer?

Born and raised in the UK to American parents, FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer worked with the governing body between 2009 and 2024, but his connections with motor racing go much deeper than that.

Motorsport

A deep dive into FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer

Born and raised in the United Kingdom to American parents, FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer worked with the governing body between 2009 and 2024 - but his connections with motor racing go much deeper than that.

Autosport

What’s next for Horner after Red Bull F1 sacking?

It is the perfect time of year, in Britain at least, to have time on one’s hands to get all green-fingered.

Autosport

Mekies' key job list as Red Bull F1's heir to Horner

Laurent Mekies has big shoes to fill as Christian Horner's successor as Red Bull Formula 1 chief, after the former Racing Bulls, Ferrari and FIA man was confirmed in the role on Wednesday.

Autosport

Everything Laurent Mekies must do as Christian Horner’s Red Bull successor

Laurent Mekies has big shoes to fill as Christian Horner's successor as Red Bull Formula 1 chief, after the former Racing Bulls, Ferrari and FIA man was confirmed in the role on Wednesday.

Motorsport

Amid Ferrari rumours, Christian Horner could be back in F1 sooner than you think

The former Red Bull team principal has been a mainstay of Formula One for more than 20 years

The Independent UK

What’s next for sacked Red Bull boss Christian Horner?

It is the perfect time of year, in Britain at least, to have time on one’s hands to get all green-fingered.

Motorsport

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Who is Laurent Mekies, the new Red Bull F1 boss succeeding Christian Horner?

Watch: What Horner's sacking really means for Verstappen, F1 and Red Bull?

Motorsport

Who is Red Bull F1 team's new CEO Laurent Mekies?

Born on 28 April 1977 in Tours, France, Laurent Mekies has become only the second team boss in the history of the Red Bull Formula 1 team. The Milton Keynes-based outfit, which entered Formula 1 in 2005, was shaped and led to success by Christian Horner for two decades, until his abrupt…

Marie Claire

Alba Hurup Larsen Is Racing to Break F1’s Glass Ceiling

Meet the teen prodigy with plans to crash the boys' club of motorsports.

Motor1

The McLaren 765LT Proves Why the 'Longtail' Name Is So Special

Can you believe McLaren’s modern line of “Longtail” exotics is 10 years old already? It seems like just yesterday we saw the 675LT for the first time, the hardcore version of the 650S, revealed to the public at the now-defunct Geneva Motor Show.

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FIA president Ben Sulayem confident F1 will return to V8 engines

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem reiterated his support for Formula 1 to move to much cheaper V8 engines as soon as the 2029 season and also weighed up the chances of a 12th team joining the grid.

Motorsport

Momentum growing for cheaper V8 engines, says FIA

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem reiterated his support for F1 to move to much cheaper V8 engines as soon as the 2029 season and also weighed up the chances of a 12th team joining the Formula 1 grid.

The Independent UK

F1 cars could be extremely loud again in just four years

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The Independent UK

F1 could return to V8 engines as soon as 2029, FIA president says

The FIA president argued that a return to V8s would offer significant commercial benefits

The Independent UK

Mohammed Ben Sulayem hits back at claim that his FIA tenure is ‘reign of terror’

The 63-year-old has confirmed he will stand for a second term and is set to face Tim Mayer after the American announced his candidacy.

The Independent UK

Oscar Piastri’s anger at stewards was misguided – and shows rare weakness in title race

Comment: Piastri’s 10-second penalty cost him victory at the British Grand Prix but the call was fair

Motorsport

Why McLaren thinks Oscar Piastri's British GP penalty was "very harsh"

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has explained why he felt Oscar Piastri's 10-second penalty that cost him victory in the Formula 1 British Grand Prix was "very harsh."

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