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In December this year incumbent Mohamed Ben Sulayem is seeking a second terms as FIA president. To win another four-year term, he’ll face a democratic election, and this is how it will work.
Every four years, the FIA holds presidential elections at its General Assembly, the supreme decision-making body of the FIA that generally convenes once a year. The General Assembly is composed of ...Keep reading

Argentine Franco Colapinto will drive for Alpine for the next five grands prix, replacing Jack Doohan.

Argentine Franco Colapinto will drive for Alpine for the next five grands prix, replacing Jack Doohan.

Argentine Franco Colapinto will drive for Alpine for the next five grands prix, replacing Jack Doohan.

Carlos Sainz Sr is considering running against Mohammed Ben Sulayem to be the next FIA president.
Sources close to the former World Rally champion and Dakar winner said that several key figures from within the motorsport world have approached him about running against Ben Sulayem, the current FIA president.
Motorsport.com understands that Sainz, the father of Williams F1 driver Carlos Sainz ...Keep reading

World Rally Championship service parks will undergo changes to infrastructure this year with further improvements expected in 2026.
Improving the current service park model has emerged as the next target for the WRC's promotional plan, with a view to enhancing both the fan and team experiences at events.
This time last year the WRC released its promotions strategy to stakeholders, headlined ...Keep reading

The rebuild of General Motors’ Supercars program is due to take a big step this weekend at Symmons Plains.
That may sound like an odd thing to say during the 2025 championship, in which a Chevrolet driver – Will Brown – leads the points, there are five Chevrolet drivers in the all-important top 10, and Triple Eight leads the teams’ standings.
All that comes after two seasons of ...Keep reading

Alpine have opted to change things up with their driver line-up after just six Grands Prix, with Jack Doohan sent to the bench and Franco Colapinto stepping up to race alongside Pierre Gasly for the next five races. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto digs into the story...

Alpine have confirmed that Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan from the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix onwards, with the squad opting to make the change following a disappointing start to the campaign for Doohan.

Argentine Franco Colapinto will drive for Alpine for the next five grands prix, replacing Jack Doohan.

Gamers of a certain vintage will recall Cannon Fodder, the 1990s tactical shoot ’em up (as the genre was then known) wherein you guided a squad of soldiers through a series of dangerous and fast-paced missions. Your pool of soldiers was limited, but nevertheless expendable to a degree.
There appear to be some parallels in Formula 1 this season: just a handful of races after Liam Lawson was ...Keep reading

Jack Doohan says losing his race seat at the Alpine F1 team to Franco Colapinto is "a tough one for me to take" after it was confirmed he would step back, six races into the 2025 season.
Doohan was yet to score points for the Alpine squad, and after another challenging weekend in Miami, which showed some strong one-lap performance but also ended after a Turn 1 collision, the team has now pulled ...Keep reading

After a disappointing start to his Formula 1 career, Australian racer Jack Doohan has been replaced at the Alpine F1 team by reserve driver Franco Colapinto. The switch will see Colapinto race for the French team from F1’s next outing at Imola, for at least five rounds.
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The Alpine Formula 1 team has officially confirmed Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan for the next five races of the 2025 season, starting at next week's Emilia Romagna GP in Imola.
Doohan has been relieved of his duties after six difficult race weekends over which the Australian showed flashes of one-lap pace but struggled to deliver consistent race weekends.
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Despite only being in his third season in Formula 1, McLaren driver Oscar Piastri is proving to be something of a revelation. The Australian progressed from rookie to team player, to legitimate championship leader and McLaren team principal Andrea Stella believes this transformation can't all be attributed to its dominant new car.
Piastri entered F1 with something of a cloud over his head. He ...Keep reading

As part of a teleconference announcing Homestead-Miami Speedway as the 2026 season finale, NASCAR has also given an update on 'The Clash' and its immediate future. 
After spending decades as an exhibition race for pole-sitters, taking place at Daytona International Speedway in the lead-up to the 500, the event has changed drastically in recent years. After moving it from the Daytona oval to ...Keep reading

TNT will become an official NASCAR broadcaster again after a decade-long absence, picking up a few races in the summer between the stints of Prime Video and NBC Sports. They will take over on June 28 with Atlanta Motor Speedway, while also airing the Chicago Street Course on July 6, Sonoma on July 13, Dover Motor Speedway on July 20, and ending their run with the esteemed Brickyard 400 at ...Keep reading

Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes leaves the team with immediate effect, less than a year after being appointed to the role.

Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes leaves the team with immediate effect, less than a year after being appointed to the role.