The FIA World Endurance Championship has made dramatic changes to the final stages of its 2026 season amid growing regional complications, with the scheduled rounds in Qatar and Bahrain canceled. In a decisive move, championship officials have swiftly replaced these Middle Eastern events with two prestigious European circuits: the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and the Autodromo
Oscar Piastri has expressed surprise at why FIA stewards decided not to penalize Charles Leclerc for a controversial clash during the Belgian Grand Prix, despite the McLaren driver suffering significant floor damage that put his race in jeopardy. The incident, which unfolded on lap eight at Les Combes, saw Piastri attempt a bold move around
Lewis Hamilton’s turbulent Belgian Grand Prix turned into major controversy after a dramatic pit lane incident in which the Mercedes driver inadvertently struck a Ferrari mechanic during a chaotic pit stop, sparking an immediate FIA investigation and raising serious concerns over safety procedures. Hamilton’s afternoon at Spa-Francorchamps was already under scrutiny, as George Russell was
Tempers have flared in the Formula 1 paddock, with recriminations and heated exchanges emerging between two of the sport’s most powerful men in a dramatic budget cap showdown. Ferrari’s continued development pace has left Mercedes boss Toto Wolff fuming – and his counterpart at Maranello, Frederic Vasseur, is completely mystified. At the center of the
Chaos erupted at Silverstone on Friday when two Formula 1 drivers—Williams’ Alex Albon and Racing Bulls’ teenage sensation Arvid Lindblad—hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons, with each facing an FIA investigation just hours before the British Grand Prix sprint race. In a dramatic twist, the FIA called on both Albon and Lindblad to
Jayce Illman/Getty Images If you haven’t been following politics for the past decade, totalitarianism has been in vogue. Seeing the trend, racing jumped on the bandwagon. Motorsport’s global governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile, voted on Thursday to end its three-term limit on the organization’s president.
A major change could be coming to the Formula 1 championship battle, as governing body FIA prepares to crack down on Mercedes’ controversial diffuser – which could potentially hand Lewis Hamilton a golden ticket in his quest for an unprecedented eighth world title. The motorsport world is in shock after reports emerged that the FIA