Binotto called for a redesign of the F1 ADUO system.
Audi F1 Team Principal Mattia Binotto said that Mercedes' ADUO system, for which they obtained additional development rights despite its powerful engine, needs a fundamental overhaul.
M-Sport is developing a Ford Fiesta Rally2 WRC kit for 2027.
M-Sport Team Principal Richard Millener confirmed that a WRC kit will be developed for the Ford Fiesta Rally2 for the 2027 season. Toyota, on the other hand, has decided not to develop a kit for its current GR Yaris Rally2 model.
The Austrian GP has been declared a "heat hazard" race: What does that mean?
The FIA has designated this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg as a 'heat hazard' race, with track temperatures expected to exceed 50 degrees Celsius.
Rally US has completed its candidacy phase; the process for the WRC calendar is beginning.
The candidate stages held in Tennessee and Kentucky received high marks from FIA officials; however, whether Rally US will be included in the 2027 WRC calendar will become clear in the coming months.
FIA approves 2027 F1 power unit changes.
The FIA World Motorsport Council has approved power unit power distribution changes for Formula 1 for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, while also giving the green light to two important safety regulations for the 2026 season.
The FIA will announce the new commercial rights holder for the WRC within three weeks.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem announced that the new commercial rights holder for the World Rally Championship will be announced to the public within three weeks.
Mercedes is seeking legal recourse regarding Russell's Monaco suspension.
Toto Wolff has stated that he has consulted with team lawyers and is evaluating available options following George Russell's pit lane speeding penalty at the Monaco GP.
McLaren and Red Bull have objected to Gasly's decision to stay in Monaco.
McLaren and Red Bull have officially launched an appeal against the decision to lift Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP penalties. Both teams oppose the reinstatement of the French driver to the podium.
Alpine has been granted the right to review Gasly's Monaco suspensions.
Alpine has successfully appealed to the FIA stewards to review the two penalties Pierre Gasly received at the Monaco Grand Prix. The next steps in this process are eagerly awaited.