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FIA chief Mohamed Ben Sulayem claimed an "inflated price tag" had been put on the sport amid reports of a £16bn bid from the Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF)

The rules dictating what happens when an F1 race is shortened were so vague that even Verstappen didn't know that he had done enough to be crowned champion in Japan last year

The FIA says it has changed the rules around protests to bring them in line with similar regulations from other major sporting governing bodies, but one group claims it may impact the human rights of F1 drivers

Ben Sulayem's time in charge of the FIA so far has been turbulent, and the FIA president's latest comments have annoyed F1 chiefs to the point the lawyers are now involved

A report last week claimed that the sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia had tried to launch a £16bn bid to buy Formula 1, and that it was rejected out of hand by Liberty Media

Verstappen may have romped to the F1 drivers' title last year as he and his Red Bull team proved unstoppable, but in the eyes of one former racer his achievement was tainted

Not only did seven-time F1 world champion Schumacher help Todt's Ferrari team to dominate the early 2000s, but he also played a part in the early stages of his relationship with actress Michelle Yeoh

Both FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem and F1's chief technical officer Pat Symonds have expressed similar views about Alonso's chances of success at Aston Martin in recent days

FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem made it clear he feels his organisation has done enough to deter any Formula 1 teams from breaching budget cap rules going forward

Mercedes team principal Wolff, who has been critical of the idea of Andretti Autosport joining the F1 grid in the past, has given his verdict on the deal with General Motors

FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem has just doubled down on on particular part of F1 which Mercedes star Russell and Alfa Romeo racer Bottas have spoken out against in recent months

The FIA was heavily criticised for its handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2021 and race director Michael Masi was ultimately relieved of his role in the outcome of the title race that year

Existing F1 teams on the grid are likely to remain resistant to the idea of a new team joining the grid unless they are more fairly compensated in terms of cash

The FIA appears delighted at the prospect of Andretti Autosport's team-up with Cadillac to form a new Formula 1 team – but very few others are quite so enthusiastic

Hamilton, along with the now retired Sebastian Vettel, commonly uses his huge platform in F1 to promote social justice, but the FIA has now moved to prohibit such displays

Verstappen and his Red Bull team enjoyed a remarkable 2022 season in which they could not have been much more dominant, though now they will literally pay the price for that success

Mohammed ben Sulayem intervened on social media as it became apparent that there is a significant resistance to the FIA's plans to allow a new team to join the F1 grid

Michael Andretti's racing team announced a major step in its plan to launch a new F1 team, but no decision over whether their bid will be approved is expected any time soon

A clip posted on social media landed both Carlos Sainz and his father in hot water and prompted an FIA investigation over a potential breach of Dakar Rally rules

Responding to the major announcement that Andretti had sealed a deal with Cadillac ahead of their planned F1 entry, the sport issued a tepid statement to temper the excitement

Andretti Autosport announced a new deal on Thursday with American carmaker Cadillac to join forces in their F1 bid, but they are far from the only ones keen to join the sport

Red Bull will have to make do with 10% less aerodynamic testing time than they otherwise would have had in 2023, as punishment for their breach of budget cap regulations in the 2021 season

Otmar Szafnauer believes the advantage the smaller teams once had by not being forced to cut staff numbers no longer exists as the top teams try to exploit the rules

The announcement from FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem will be good news for those who want to launch a new F1 team, including Andretti Autosport and Hong Kong billionaire Calvin Lo