Rouge et Or advance to 21st straight Dunsmore Cup final

Mohammed Ben Sulayem is set to run for re-election as the head of the FIA, the governing body of motorsport, amidst a challenging period marked by resignations, sackings, and increased tensions with drivers. He succeeded Jean Todt in 2021 and is now preparing for the upcoming vote. The current climate poses significant challenges for the organization as it navigates these internal issues. Full Article

Alpine's recent changes included the anticipated promotion of Franco Colapinto to the racing lineup, replacing Jack Doohan, which had been predicted for some time. This move was seen as a means to pressure Doohan to enhance his performance. The decision highlights the competitive dynamics within the team, particularly as Doohan faced significant expectations before the season began. Full Article

The 2025 NFL Draft signals potential job insecurity for several veterans. Christian Watson from the Green Bay Packers faces competition after the team drafted two receivers, while Trevor Penning of the New Orleans Saints must adapt to a new offense and possibly a position change after the team signed Kelvin Banks. Additionally, Kayvon Thibodeaux of the New York Giants may see reduced playing time due to the drafting of Abdul Carter, and Ja’Quan McMillan of...

In December, incumbent Mohamed Ben Sulayem is aiming for a second term as FIA president, facing a democratic election. The FIA conducts presidential elections every four years during its General Assembly, which is the organization's supreme decision-making body that typically meets once annually. The General Assembly comprises various members responsible for electing the president, emphasizing the democratic process within the FIA to ensure leadership accountability and representation. Full Article

Carlos Sainz Sr. is contemplating a bid to challenge Mohammed Ben Sulayem for the FIA presidency, as informed sources indicate that influential figures in motorsport have encouraged him to run. The former World Rally champion and Dakar winner is the father of Williams Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz. Autosport reports that Sainz's potential candidacy reflects growing interest in leadership changes within the FIA. Full Article

The rebuild of General Motors' Supercars programme is poised to make significant progress this weekend at Symmons Plains. Despite being in the 2025 championship, where Chevrolet's Will Brown leads the points and five Chevrolet drivers are in the top 10, and Triple Eight holds the team's standings lead, this development is noteworthy. This success follows two seasons of challenges, indicating a promising turnaround for the brand in the Supercars arena. Full Article