There has been increased scrutiny in recent weeks on the FIA's structures and regulations that F1 operates under.This has included scepticism over potential new team... read more »

Stefano Domenicali believes Formula 1 teams that are caught breaking the championship’s cost cap rules should face sporting sanctions rather than financial penalties. Latst... read more »

Formula One boss Stefano Domenicali has called on the sport's governing body the FIA to hand out sporting sanctions, not financial penalties, to any team that breached the... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has reaffirmed that F1 is in no rush to make a decision about adding further competitors to the F1 grid, as the FIA begins the process of assessment for... read more »

F1 boss, Stefano Domenicali admits that there is still some way to go before the 2026 engine regulations can be signed off. read more »

F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali remains vehemently opposed to any new teams joining the grid. read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed exactly what he wants the 2026 engine regulations to provide. read more »

Stefano Domenicali and F1 bosses will discuss a potential change to sprint weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Earlier this week, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and the seven team principals from British teams visited Downing Street for a summit meeting with the Secretary of State for DCMS... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff have pleaded with protesters not to risk their lives at the British Grand Prix. read more »

As F1 gears up for an overhaul of both the power unit and chassis regulations, concerns have emerged about the potential for a negative impact on the spectacle if elements of... read more »

Last year, several protestors from the Just Stop Oil group got onto the circuit at the start of the Silverstone race, just before it was red-flagged for Zhou Guanyu's... read more »

According to Stefano Domenicali, those annoying 'sound up' messages during broadcasts will soon become a thing of the past as F1 targets louder engines under new rules. read more »

Stefano Domenicali has revealed what he believes is the perfect number of races for an F1 season. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has claimed that engines will be louder at the start of the 2026 season and says F1 now needs a 'different sound'. read more »

Stefano Domenicali believes that the ideal race schedule for the sport is 24 races, as he confirms plans for the rotation of European events. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the sport is hopeful that its engines will be louder than the current specification in three years' time. A new cycle of regulations... read more »

Formula 1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali is aiming for a total of 24 races in next season’s championship -a figure he believes is a requirement in the current market. The... read more »

As revealed by Autosport, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem are eyeing a reduction in car weight for the next rules cycle in 2026.F1's... read more »

Formula 1 is not considering implementing in-season regulation changes to slow Red Bull, says the sport's CEO Stefano Domenicali. Red Bull has dominated the start of the... read more »

Hints of Queen Gertrude's suggestion that the lady doth protest too much, as F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali insists that the sport will not attempt to halt Red Bull's... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has insisted that the sport will not 'manipulate' the rules mid-season to halt Red Bull's dominance, after he admitted that the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed that teams are turning down offers worth "almost billions" to give up their place on the grid. The popularity provided... read more »

F1 boss, Stefano Domenicali claims that existing teams are rejecting offers of "almost billions" from newcomers eager to enter the sport. read more »

Stefano Domenicali has revealed that Formula 1 teams are being offered "almost billions" in a bid to tempt them into a sale. read more »