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McLaren boss Zak Brown backs full-time F1 stewards after Johnny Herbert saga

Herbert was dropped as a driver steward due to the ‘incompatibility’ of his dual role as official and pundit

The Independent UK

Pakistan sacks, blacklists dozens of officials after Mediterranean deaths

The crackdown follows recent boat disasters off Greece and Morocco in which dozens of Pakistanis died. Is it enough?

Al Jazeera

Ford Will Go For an Overall Le Mans Win in 2027

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is important to Ford. Its consecutive overall victories there from 1966-1969 are the stuff of legend, and a great source of pride for Ford to this day. In 2027, Ford will look to repeat the feat. At a Thursday event in Charlotte, North Carolina,…

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End of an era: When a national racing stalwart bowed out with barely a whimper

Ayrton Senna. Mika Hakkinen. Daniel Ricciardo. The list of notable names from the very top of motorsport to have won the British Formula 3 championship over the years goes on and on. And, on the surface, it seemed to feature a satisfyingly close title scrap between two team-mates in its…

Autosport

Brown: McLaren willing to help pay for professional F1 stewards

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says he welcomes the FIA's move to make Formula 1 race stewarding more professional and suggests teams could help contribute to their wages.

Motorsport

Zak Brown calls for Formula 1 steward system shake-up

Zak Brown says he would welcome full-time FIA race stewards and would accept McLaren paying a percentage towards their wages.

Autosport

Why dropping Herbert from the F1 stewarding roster doesn’t solve a fundamental problem

Won’t somebody think of the poor volunteers?

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Dropping Herbert as F1 steward leaves fundamental problem unsolved

Won’t somebody think of the poor volunteers?

Motorsport

Johnny Herbert axed as steward by FIA over ‘incompatible’ role as F1 pundit

Johnny Herbert has left his role as a Formula One driver steward after the FIA said his grand prix work was “incompatible” with his job as a media pundit

The Guardian - UK

Johnny Herbert leaves role as F1 steward over ‘incompatible’ pundit work

The former racing driver attracted criticism from Max Verstappen’s camp last season.

The Independent UK

Herbert dropped as FIA steward due to “incompatible” media punditry

The FIA has announced that former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert will no longer act as a steward for grand prix racing events.

Autosport

Johnny Herbert dropped as F1 steward by FIA just weeks before 2025 season

The former F1 driver was in line to be a steward at the season-opening race in Australia but was criticised by Jos Verstappen last year for his dual role as steward and pundit

The Independent UK

What each F1 team must nail in 2025 to improve

A new Formula 1 season is just around the corner, with teams preparing for the lifting of the covers from their final challengers under the current regulations at London's O2 Arena on 18 February.

Autosport

Newey expects F1 2026 to be engine-dominated

Adrian Newey thinks Formula 1's all-new technical regulations for 2026 may well lead to an engine-dominated series for the first few seasons, drawing parallels with 2014.

Motorsport

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Neuville fined €10K for WRC rule breach

Thierry Neuville has been hit with a €10.000 fine for a breach of World Rally Championship sporting regulations during the Monte Carlo Rally.

Autosport

The pros and cons of Formula E’s newest concept

“We want to do things differently to any other motorsport” is a phrase – coined by Formula E co-founder Alberto Longo earlier this week – that certainly wouldn’t be out of place as the all-electric championship’s motto.

The Independent UK

F1 stars face 2025 race ban under controversial new swearing rules

Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen was punished for swearing last year

Autosport

Ben Hunt: Latest FIA changes could increase animosity between F1 drivers and the governing body

The FIA’s latest missive, announcing changes to the governing body’s sporting code that could see drivers banned for swearing or speaking out against the organisation, is not only draconian. It is repressive and threatening.

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FIA Introduces Strict Rules For F1 Driver Conduct

FIA introduces regulations penalizing F1 drivers for misconduct and unauthorized statements to uphold professionalism in auto racing.

Motorsport

FIA claims new department will lead to "more professional" officials amid teams unease

The FIA says its new officials department will lead to a "more professional" governing body in the future amid unease from Formula 1 teams over steward consistency.

Autosport

What's new for 2025 in WRC?

Predicting this year’s World Rally Championship is virtually impossible following the biggest shake-up to regulations and the calendar since 2022.

Motorsport

FIA and Formula E give green light for Pit Boost to debut in Jeddah

The FIA and Formula E have officially confirmed that the Pit Boost concept, which will require drivers to make a mandatory pitstop, will debut during the Jeddah E-Prix weekend.

Autosport

FIA and Formula E give green light for Pit Boost to debut in Saudi

The FIA and Formula E have officially confirmed that the Pit Boost concept, which will require drivers to make a mandatory pitstop, will debut during the Jeddah E-Prix weekend.

Motorsport

F1 drivers who swear could get fines and lose points, say new FIA guidelines

F1's governing body, the FIA, issued updated guidelines imposing punishments for drivers who swear, including mounting fines and more for repeat offenders.

Autosport

Fines, points deductions possible for F1 driver swearing with new FIA stewards' guidelines

The FIA has issued a series of stewards' penalty guidelines that could result in Formula 1 drivers collecting fines or championship points penalties for swearing or other sporting code violations.

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