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motorsport.com on MSNSenna: Revelations from the men who analysed the broken steering columnThirty-one years on, the events of the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix weekend still have the power to shock. This extract from ...
Former senior executive Shaila-Ann Rao has made a surprise return to Formula 1's governing body the FIA just over two years ...
Ahead of this week's Miami Grand Prix, the president of Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has signaled he'll make ...
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PlanetF1 on MSNFIA confirm return of senior figurehead as advisor to Mohammed Ben SulayemThe FIA has announced Shaila-Ann Rao has returned to the governing body, taking up a new role as advisor to President.
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Formula 1 in Uproar After FIA's Leadership ShakeupThe FIA is in crisis mode, and Formula 1 teams are furious over the latest leadership shakeup. In this video, we dive into ...
The FIA have announced that Shaila-Ann Rao will return to the organisation ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, which has come as a ...
Shaila-Ann Rao has rejoined the FIA as Advisor to the President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, commencing May 1. This marks her third ...
In a move few saw coming, former interim FIA secretary general Shaila-Ann Rao is making a surprising return to Formula 1’s ...
How Safety Car procedures are handled have been of particular interest in F1 since the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The FIA has ...
Atlanta-headquartered Airia will become Official AI Orchestration Partner to Atlassian Williams Racing, the iconic ...
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GPblog on MSNFIA hires former Mercedes Chief as new Presidential AdvisorIn the FIA press release, Ben Sulayem said: "I am delighted to welcome back Shaila-Ann Rao to the FIA. She has an exceptional record in global motor sport and will be a great asse ...
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PlanetF1 on MSN‘All too stupid’ F1 could drive Verstappen to quitRed Bull's RB21 issues could be just the tip of the iceberg for Max Verstappen, with F1's "all too stupid" problems could be ...
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