All news on the topic: Mohammed Ben Sulayem

Last year the FIA gave its blessing to the Andretti-Cadillac bid to form what would be F1's 11th team, but Formula One Management had the final say and rejected the project

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem was hit with two allegations of interfering with races last season but an investigation has since cleared him of any wrongdoing

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and driver George Russell have weighed in after news of an internal FIA investigation into the governing body's president, Mohammed ben Sulayem

The FIA dropped an investigation into Toto and Susie Wolff on Thursday, two days after announcing the probe which incensed them both along with the Mercedes team and Lewis Hamilton

There will be a record-breaking 24 Grands Prix next season as the Formula 1 calendar continues to expand, but Mercedes star George Russell and FIA president Mohamed Ben Sulayem have both expressed concerns about the schedule

Michael Masi was replaced as F1 race director after his 'human error' cost Lewis Hamilton the 2021 title as Max Verstappen benefitted at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso is the most experienced driver currently competing in the sport - but even he loses his composure every now and again

Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team have blown away the competition this year, leading to some concerns over F1's appeal to fans in the absence of a title fight

Max Verstappen made sure of his third Formula 1 title in as many seasons at the Qatar Grand Prix, but will have to wait for two months before getting his hands on the trophy

FIA boss Mohammed ben Sulayem has responded to a number of issues surrounding the future of Formula 1, including one in particular which prompted George Russell to speak out

Mario's son Michael, also a former F1 driver, is one of several parties bidding to join the grid with his Andretti Autosport team being supported by General Motors

Up to half-a-dozen submissions have been made to the FIA proposing a new team for the F1 grid, with president Mohammed ben Sulayem describing "three or four" of them as "very serious"

Michael Andretti is one of several parties keen on joining the F1 grid and has teamed up with General Motors' Cadillac brand in a bid to the FIA to enter the sport