‘FIA waits with regulation changes after positive reactions to Chinese GP’
The FIA may not want to make changes to the F1 regulations yet following the successful sprint weekend in China.
The FIA may not want to make changes to the F1 regulations yet following the successful sprint weekend in China.
No Grands Prix in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia! Due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, both F1 races are cancelled.
Formula 1, FOM and Bernie Ecclestone must pay 290.000 euros in legal costs to former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa.
The FIA is considering implementing changes to the F1 regulations as early as the Japanese GP. After China, it will consult with the teams.
The FIA has adjusted the guidelines for the stewards for the upcoming F1 season. There will be more freedom to interpret incidents.
Rui Marques, Formula 1 race director, has confirmed that an adjusted start procedure will be used in Australia.
The FIA approves the Petronas fuel for the Mercedes power units just before the start of the Grand Prix weekend in Australia after all.
Pierre Gasly trusts that Formula 1 will make the right decision regarding the Grands Prix in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
The FIA suspends the curfew for the Australian GP due to disruptions in international travel caused by the war in the Middle East
FIA President Ben Sulayem prioritizes safety in the Middle East, but cannot say anything yet about calendar changes.