Teams in Formula 1 are worried, now that it has been leaked, that the FIA is planning to limit its ability to hold the federation's leadership accountable says Sky Sports News.

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has told Formula One drivers to mind their own business after they asked where money from race fines was going and why senior figures had left the governing body.

What on earth is going on at the FIA? It is a question which has been asked a lot in the Qatar paddock this week. Not least by George Russell. The Mercedes driver, who is head of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association,

FIA President Ben Sulayem has been making quite a few enemies lately. In recent days, the Emirati spoke rather piquedly to the drivers, essentially saying that they should only think about racing and not judge the work of the FIA: "What I do is none of their business".

The FIA is planning controversial rule changes that would ensure ethics complaints would be handled by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and the president of its senate; watch every session from the

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem said his running of the governing body has nothing to do with the Formula 1

The organizer of FIA world championships in the United States and senior steward Tim Mayer has hit out at Mohammed Ben Sulayem after becoming the latest high-profile figure to be fired by the

George Russell, director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, spoke for Formula 1 racer when he voiced his concern about how the FIA is being run under president Mohammed ben Sulayem

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has sacked another top official in one of the governing body’s leading F1 stewards, Tim Mayer, the son of McLaren co-founder Teddy Mayer.

Formula 1 could expand with a 12th team, the FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem claimed. Cadillac, backed by General Motors, will become the 11th team from 2026 after a long-running saga. But their anticipated entry might not be the end of F1 ’s expansion.