Changes to the FIA Sporting Code include potential fines, suspensions, and docking of Championship points for ‘misconduct’ ...
Kevin Magnussen, a veteran of more than 180 Formula 1 Grands Prix, has joined BMW M Motorsport’s L.M.D.h. program in sports ...
The FIA has laid out new guidelines regarding penalties for driver misconduct; fines ranging from £34,000 to £152,000 can now ...
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A history of F1 firsts for women: From the first driver to Haas F1’s new race engineerHaas F1 have made history by becoming the first team to sign a female race engineer, who will join an elite list of women in ...
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Williams add former McLaren driver to ranks for F1 2025 after Colapinto exitWilliams have confirmed the signing of a former McLaren driver ahead of the F1 2025 season following Franco Colapinto's move ...
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New FIA guidelines could prompt F1 driver ‘misconduct’ bansThe F1 drivers face hefty fines, a ‘1-month suspension’ and even a ‘deduction of championship points’ should they be found ...
Changes to the FIA’s International Sporting Code have exposed drivers to massive fines. Image: REUTERS/Jakub Porzycki The International Sporting Code ...
F1 drivers are global superstars who race across the world 24 times a year to fight for the world championship.
The day has finally arrived as Lewis Hamilton completes his first laps as a Ferrari driver in an old car at the team's ...
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The 14 ex-F1 drivers to watch at the Rolex 24 at Daytona in 2025Get a head start on the 2025 racing season with the Rolex 24 at Daytona. This year, 14 former F1 drivers will start the race.
An F1 driver’s first offence will receive a €40,000 fine, while a second offence will double the fine to €80,000 and incur a ...
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