Recent news involving the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has included controversies such as investigations into conflicts of interest, allegations of interference in race results, and legal actions against the organization. The FIA has faced scrutiny over its handling of various issues within the realm of Formula One, including probes into individuals associated with the sport, such as Toto and Susie Wolff, as well as Mohammed Ben Sulayem. These incidents have sparked debates and raised questions about transparency and integrity within the FIA and Formula One.
Established on 20 June 1904, the FIA is an international association that represents the interests of motoring organizations and car users worldwide. It is primarily known for its role as the governing body for various motorsport events, including Formula One. The FIA sets regulations, enforces safety standards, and oversees the organization of races across different categories of motorsport. With a long history in the automotive industry, the FIA plays a crucial role in shaping the landscape of motorsport and ensuring fair competition among participants.
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F1 Academy managing director Susie Wolff is taking the sport’s governing body to court in France over their conflict of interest probe at the end of last year
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Follow all the latest news from the world of Formula 1 ahead of this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne
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A court document from Massa's representatives said his estimated alleged losses were £64 million ($82 million) plus interest.
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Multiple controversies have marred the start of the Formula One season.
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Mohammed Ben Sulayem is reportedly under investigationr interfering with the result of last year’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
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It reportedly concerns the overturning of a penalty given to Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso at the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Christian Horner, Red Bull Racing's team principal, faced renewed allegations of inappropriate behavior after leaked emails containing purported messages with a female staff member circulated within Formula 1 circles.
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Formula One rejects Andretti Global's application to join the global racing series in 2025 or 2026 but said Wednesday it is willing to revisit the issue in 2028 when General Motors has an engine ready for competition.
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Nevada's attorney general has filed lawsuits against TikTok, Snapchat, and Meta, alleging exploitation of children and deceptive trade practices.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is in an 'active legal exchange' with the FIA after the governing body dropped its probe into alleged conflict of interest involving his wife Susie Wolff.
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The FIA has dropped its investigation into Susie and Toto Wolff after finding no evidence of sharing classified information.
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The FIA has dropped its probe into potential conflict of interest between Toto Wolff and his wife Susie Wolff.
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The FIA has dropped its investigation into the conduct of Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, and his wife, Susie Wolff, the managing director of the F1 Academy, after deciding that they did not share classified information.
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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem defends historic sexist remarks and claims to be the victim of a smear campaign.
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Drivers suffer from extreme heat and humidity during the Qatar Grand Prix, with some experiencing heat exhaustion, vomiting, and passing out.
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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem advocates for more F1 teams in the wake of Andretti's bid to join the grid.
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Felipe Massa's legal team has started legal action against Formula 1 and the FIA over the 2008 F1 title loss to Lewis Hamilton, alleging a conspiracy and seeking substantial damages.