(GMM) Formula 1, the FIA and former supremo Bernie Ecclestone have won permission to take Felipe Massa’s crashgate case directly to the UK Supreme Court.
Felipe Massa’s rare Ferrari LaFerrari has been put up for auction, with the car expected to fetch as much as €5 million more than a decade after the former Formula 1 driver first took delivery from Maranello.
(GMM) Felipe Massa (pictured) says he will continue his fight to be recognized as 2008 world champion despite securing an initial legal breakthrough in the long-running ‘Crashgate’ case.
(GMM) Felipe Massa has cast doubt on whether Fernando Alonso (pictured) is still enjoying Formula 1 amid Aston Martin’s disastrous start to the 2026 season.
(GMM) Felipe Massa (pictured with his lawyers) has secured a partial victory in his long-running legal battle over the 2008 Crashgate scandal, with a high court judge ordering the FIA, … Read More
Massa has been part of an ongoing case against F1, FOM and Bernie Ecclestone over the outcome of the 2008 title Formula 1, FOM and Bernie Ecclestone have been ordered to pay £250,000 in legal costs for its ongoing case against Felipe Massa over the outcome of the 2008 world championship.
(GMM) Felipe Massa believes Isack Hadjar (pictured) has arrived at Red Bull Racing at the right time – but must treat 2026 as a year of development alongside Max Verstappen.
Isack Hadjar has never stayed with the same team in back-to-back seasons during his career, and that pattern is set to continue. The Red Bull driver will add another team to his CV in 2026 when he replaces Liam Lawson at Red Bull Racing after a promising debut campaign alongside the Kiwi at Racing Bulls.
One of the biggest modern scandals in Formula 1 took place in 2008. A tough year at Renault saw the team take a risky gamble- asking one driver to crash to cause a safety car to be deployed, leading to their other driver finishing in pole.
(GMM) Confusion – and conflicting claims of victory – erupted after the High Court in London ruled on Felipe Massa’s (pictured) lawsuit over the 2008 ‘Crashgate’ saga.
If you’re unsure who actually won the Felipe Massa vs. Formula 1/FIA legal battle, you’re not alone. The ruling delivered by the London High Court has left fans and pundits split, and both sides claiming victory for different reasons.
Judge rules against FOM, Bernie Ecclestone and FIA as they attempt to get Massa’s lawsuit dismissed Felipe Massa has secured a first victory as he seeks damages for the results of the 2008 Formula 1 world championship over Renault’s race-fixing at the Singapore Grand Prix.
As if the on-track drama wasn’t enough, the racing world is currently aflame with a fight that’s spilling from the track right into the courtroom! Felipe Massa, the Brazilian speed demon who nearly clinched the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship, is strapped in and ready to take on the giants of motorsport, and he’s not backing down.
(GMM) Felipe Massa made a rare Formula 1 paddock appearance at his home Grand Prix in Brazil this weekend, as he awaits the outcome of his high-profile legal battle against … Read More
Felipe Massa's £64million legal claim over the 2008 F1 championship has had judgment reserved after a three-day hearing Former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa's ongoing legal claim against former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One Management and the FIA faces a delay in determining whether it can continue.
Massa's case over the legitimacy of the 2008 F1 championship has called out former F1 bosses Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley over their response to the
Felipe Massa is making headlines again. Seventeen years after losing the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship by a single point to Lewis Hamilton, the former Ferrari driver is now taking legal action.
Felipe Massa and Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 title race is one of the most debated seasons in Formula 1 history. Hamilton clinched his first championship by a single point, with the battle going right down to the final lap of the season.
Months after former F1 driver Felipe Massa filed a lawsuit with the London Superior Court of Justice against ex-F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, the FIA, and Formula One Management (FOM), the court has scheduled the first hearing for October 28-31.