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Launched in 2014, Formula E has become the international platform for the development of electric vehicle technology and the promotion of sustainable mobility. Since its inception, Formula E has undoubtedly gone from strength to strength. In a rather short timeframe, it has completed a major journey, quickly establishing itself as one of the world’s most competitive racing series, proving itself relevant for the automotive industry with many manufacturers on board, attracting talented drivers and putting each time on a good show. The all-electric city street racing series turned into an FIA World Championship in Season 7 (2020-21) and with its new world championship status, Formula E has reached another important milestone.

The competition looks too close to call in the all-electric single-seater series as Season 11 races into life with a new car and a number of faces in new places. Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship will get underway on the streets of Brazil this weekend (7 December), as the...

PART ONE – Lewis HAMILTON (Mercedes), Oscar PIASTRI (McLaren), Carlos SAINZ (Ferrari) Q: Carlos, let's kick things off with you. Your last weekend as a Ferrari driver for now. How are you going to look back on your time with the team? Carlos SAINZ: Well, definitely, well, first of all, I think this...

- FIA Sustainable Fuel Certification Programme creates a robust tool to guarantee the environmental sustainability of fuels - Primary application in FIA Formula One World Championship from 2026 - Cascading to other motor sport categories and compatibility with any internal combustion engine central to concept

DRIVERS 1 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 2 – Charles LECLERC (Ferrari) 3 – Oscar PIASTRI (McLaren) TRACK INTERVIEWS (Conducted by David Coulthard) Q: So, Oscar Piastri, third place finisher in what was a very eventful race. Safety Cars galore, penalties, and you had quite a few moments as you...

The following FIA sporting calendars for 2025 have been approved by the World Motor Sport Council when it convened in Kigali today, Wednesday 11 December, 2024, or earlier this year.

DRIVERS 1 – Oscar PIASTRI (McLaren) 2 – Lando NORRIS (McLaren) 3 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes) TRACK INTERVIEWS (Conducted by James Hinchcliffe) Q: And third place today in the Sprint race, George Russell for Mercedes. Look, you had a very exciting race there with Oscar Piastri. Lost the position off...

Lando Norris gifted team-mate Oscar Piastri a second successive Qatar Sprint victory, swapping places with the Australian just metres before the finish line to give McLaren a one-two finish that extends the team’s lead over Constructors’ Championship rivals Ferrari to 30 points. George Russell...

On the eve of this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix, the penultimate round of the 2024 FIA Formula One World Championship season, a meeting hosted by FIA Formula 1 Stewards provided a forum for constructive dialogue on the future evolution of driving guidelines and stewarding in the world’s premier racing series

McLaren’s Lando Norris will start the Sprint at the Qatar Grand Prix from the front of the grid with the McLaren driver beating Mercedes’ George Russell to top spot by just 0.063s in a tight Sprint qualifying session at Lusail Circuit. Oscar Piastri took third in the other McLaren as Ferrari’s...