Racing Bulls: Tsunoda at Red Bull should still be our target

Racing Bulls racing director Alan Permane says getting Yuki Tsunoda to Red Bull should remain a target of the squad’s satellite team after his snub for 2025.
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Hamilton reunited with long-time F1 trainer Cullen

Lewis Hamilton will be reunited with his former trainer Angela Cullen as he embarks on a new chapter in his F1 career at Ferrari.
Hamilton, who enjoyed a formidable partnership with Cullen during his time at Mercedes, has turned to the New Zealander, who will form part of his backroom team.
Cullen worked with Hamilton for six of his seven world championship wins but they parted company …Keep reading
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Building a movement: 2025 FIA Innovation Challenge launches with stronger regional empowerment

Building a movement: 2025 FIA Innovation Challenge launches with stronger regional empowerment

Mobility news

All Club initiatives are of interest, whether big or small, as long as they generate meaningful impact for the Club. 

In its second edition, the Challenge will place a stronger focus on regional involvement and empowerment. For the first time, Regional Selection Committees will choose the twelve Regional Champions (three per region). These Champions will be announced and awarded during their respective regional congresses (FIA Region I Spring Meeting, FIA American Congress, and FIA Asia Pacific Congress). A global judging panel will then select the four Global Winners – who will be celebrated at the FIA General Assemblies week in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. 

These events will feature dedicated presentation and promotion sessions, offering Regional Champions and Global Winners a prestigious platform to showcase their innovative ideas, share best practices, and inspire other FIA Member Clubs to amplify their impact. 

FIA Secretary General for Automobile Mobility Willem Groenewald said: “With 44 entries, 12 finalists, and four winners, the 2024 FIA Innovation Challenge was an extraordinary celebration of the skill, dedication, and imagination of our Mobility Member network. Heading into our second year, I look forward to seeing the ways that our Members are continuing the movement – building a brighter, safer, and more connected mobility future around the world.”  

Last year, the inaugural Challenge received 44 entries from Member Clubs around the world. From this strong pool, the following Clubs were named as the 2024 Winners: 

  • Region I (Europe, Middle-East, and Africa): Automobile Association of Kenya  

  • Region II (Asia and Pacific): Australian Automobile Association  

  • Region III (North America and the Caribbean): Alberta Motor Association (Canada) 

  • Region IV (South and Central America): Touring y Automóvil Club de Colombia 

Their projects – spanning everything from trucking safety to real world testing, toolkits for immigrants, and smart cities projects – were celebrated during the FIA General Assemblies week in Kigali, Rwanda, last December. 

For more information about the FIA Innovation Challenge 2025, including how to participate and the timeline, visit the dedicated page.

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Why Haas thinks ground-breaking new F1 race engineer is perfect fit for Ocon

It was the first name that stood out on the presentation slide displayed on the wall in one of the meeting rooms in Haas’ UK factory in Banbury.
Alongside the appointments of Ronan O’Hare as Oliver Bearman’s race engineer, plus the return of Mark Lowe as sporting director, Laura Muller’s name was confirmed as Esteban Ocon’s race engineer.
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Haas makes “huge” changes to F1 team personnel ahead of new season

Haas has significantly altered its Formula 1 race team staff ahead of the 2025 season, with changes in driver engineers, strategy and sporting operations personnel alongside its two new drivers.
Team principal Ayao Komatsu said the alterations represented a “huge change” for Haas, as he briefed the F1 press corps ahead of the new season.
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