Formula E founder on growth, future, and technology of single-seat racing series

Malcolm Wilson has been elected as the FIA Deputy President for Sport during the FIA's Extraordinary General Assembly in Macau, following a nomination by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. He fills the position previously held by Robert Reid, who resigned due to concerns over a 'standards breakdown' within the organization. More Context

After replacing Liam Lawson at Red Bull, Yuki Tsunoda has struggled to achieve competitive lap times in the RB21, continuing a trend of underperformance that has persisted since Daniel Ricciardo's departure for Renault in 2019. Unlike Ricciardo, who was competitive with teammate Max Verstappen, Tsunoda has yet to find his footing in the team. More Context

This summer, Bradley Barcola's potential transfer from PSG has garnered interest from Bayern Munich and Liverpool; however, reports suggest he is not leaving the club as he remains integral to their plans. Despite Bayern's pursuit of Barcola as a top target, PSG is unwilling to part with him, focusing instead on maintaining their squad depth. More Context

The University of Texas boasts a thriving athletic program, especially in football, generating $204.7 million in 2024. Quarterback Arch Manning leads the team with the highest NIL Valuation of $6.8 million, followed by Ryan Wingo and Colin Simmons at $1.5 million each, while several others exceed $500,000, reflecting the Longhorns' recent success in the College Football Playoffs. More Context

Joey Martin, a key player for the Cardiff Devils since 2014, recently became the first non-British player in over a decade to receive a testimonial game, reflecting his significant impact on the team. With over 600 points in the EIHL and multiple accolades, including the highest-scoring import player title, Martin expresses gratitude for his time at the club and the memories made. More Context

The New York Knicks fired head coach Tom Thibodeau after a loss in the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals, sparking widespread reactions, including from guard Josh Hart, who criticized the backlash against Thibodeau as "lame as hell." Rachel Nichols supported Hart’s stance on social media, highlighting fans' concerns over the decision and questioning the team's plan for a new coach after Thibodeau's successful tenure. More Context