Mohamed Ben Sulayem with Robert Reid
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Robert Reid exits FIA Deputy President role

Robert Reid, the deputy president for sport at the FIA, has announced his resignation from his post today. The Scot has been alongside FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem following the latter’s election in 2021. However, the following controversies surrounding the organisation and Ben Sulayem have prompted the 59-year-old to split ways, effective immediately. Reasons behind…

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Leclerc's Ferrari during the F1 Japanese GP
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Drivers divided on changing DRS settings after Doohan’s F1 Japanese GP shunt

Among the whole drivers grid a heated DRS discussion was prompted by Jack Doohan’s F1 Japanese GP crash. What went wrong? The crash, which had happened during FP2, took place because of the Alpine driver manually activating the DRS ahead of the first turn of Suzuka. Doohan had previously tried it on the simulator while…

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Carlos Sainz in his Williams car at the Japanese GP
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Penalty hampered encouraging pace for Carlos Sainz in the Williams at F1 Japanese GP

Despite showing good pace at the Japanese GP, Williams Racing’s Carlos Sainz did not score any points in the race. The Spaniard suffered a three-place grid penalty for impeding Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton on his outlap in Qualifying. The stewards’ decision post-session saw Sainz’s grid position consequently fall from P12 to P15. Sainz’s FW47 showed…

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Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team at the Japanese GP
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Aston Martin duo focusing on car development after poor F1 Japanese GP showing

Both Aston Martin drivers had a difficult Japanese GP. Fernando Alonso finished just outside the points in 11th. Lance Stroll didn’t manage to improve his starting position and finished in 20th and last, a lap down. The two-time world champion rued the pace of his Aston Martin when speaking to the press post race. “It…

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Andrea Stella at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix
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Can Verstappen carry Red Bull to glory? Stella and Alonso reflect on his stunning F1 Japanese GP win

After a compelling weekend at the F1 Japanese GP, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella offered a measured take on the state of the 2025 Formula 1 season – particularly on the performance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing. While Verstappen once again showed why he’s one of the sport’s most complete drivers in its…

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