Podcasts about fia president

The FIA's deputy president has rocked the F1 world with his resignation announced. Is this the biggest destablising force yet toward its president?Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvs

A major scandal is shaking up the FIA, and this could change Formula 1 forever. Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsMotorsport UK boss David Richards just launched an unprecedented legal challenge against FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, accusing him of undermining transparency and fairness in governance. This conflict erupted after Richards refused to sign a controversial confidentiality agreement, which he calls a restrictive "gagging order." With accusations of excessive fines, misuse of power, and suppression of criticism through the infamous "Appendix B," tensions have never been higher within Formula 1's governing body.What's truly shocking is Richards himself can't even challenge for the presidency due to a rule change introduced by Ben Sulayem, making his stand especially bold. Now, legal battles are underway not just in the UK but also in France, home of the FIA. Could this controversy trigger an unprecedented early election, reshaping the future of motorsport governance? Watch to discover why this might be the most critical moment for Formula 1 in years.#f1 #fia #formula1 #formulaone #georgerussell #gpda #f12025 #fiaf1 #f1news #f1latest #f1updates #f1drama #formula12025 #mohammedbensulayem The End for FIA President Sulayem?https://youtu.be/kgZgUmlKL1c

The FIA presidential election could have a surprise challenger enter - enter SUSIE WOLFF.Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/lawvsGet ready for a thrilling breakdown of the latest FIA leadership drama, as rumors swirl that Susie Wolf may soon challenge current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. This video uncovers insider details about the controversial investigations, the tension within Formula 1, and the role of the influential wolf power couple, all set against the backdrop of high-stakes motorsport politics. Whether you're a die-hard F1 fan or simply fascinated by the evolving world of racing governance, this analysis offers fresh insights into a potential game-changing moment in FIA history.Watch as we piece together key moments from recent reports and heated controversies that hint at a seismic shift in the sport's leadership. From conflict of interest challenges to bold moves by the teams and drivers, this video outlines why Susie Wolff's candidacy might be the catalyst for much-needed reform in Formula 1...and that both she and her Mercedes team principal husband Toto Wolff may be prepared to do whatever it takes. Stay tuned for a discussion that promises to reshape your understanding of F1's power dynamics and spark conversations across the motorsport community.#f1 #fia #formula1 #f12025 #mohammedbensulayem #totowolff #susiewolff #formulaone #f1drama #f1latest #f1news #f1updates #fiaf1 Susie Wolff aims to DETHRONE FIA presidenthttps://youtu.be/GK12zIa0ugw

Rumours are rife that South Africa's iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit could be gearing up to host Formula 1 racing again. (Kyalami hosted its first race in 1961 before it fell off the Formula 1 calendar in 1993, and Africa has not been a host to another race since then. South Africa's Minister of Sport, Arts, and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, met with Formula 1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali, as well as FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in September 2024. In late October, McKenzie took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to announce that "F1 is coming home soon". Bringing the beloved sport back to African soil would be no small feat. The event would require considerable effort and co-ordination. So, what will be required to reach FIA Grade 1 accreditation? Lize Mari Doubell, Associate at Webber Wentzel weighs in now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Haydon and James react to the news that F1 will be rotating some European circuits in the future and ask the question which ones should remain permanent! Also in the news; the GPDA slam FIA President, FE testing gets underway and which Pokemon would each F1 team be?

Welcome to the Quick Stop F1 Podcast! While F1 is on another mini break until Vegas, Paris and Tasha are here to talk about some of the recent news we've been seeing. They give their thoughts on the Brazil GP weekend, how Lewis' last season with Mercedes is looking more bleak than ever, and how the rest of the grid is taking shape for 2025, as news of Gabriel Bortoleto nabbing the last Sauber seat has broken. They also appreciate the way George Russell (GDPA President) has stood on business, by penning a letter to the FIA President, Muhammad Ben Sulayem, telling him that the drivers don't appreciate his governing style, how his lack of transparency stinks, and above all, how he needs to watch his tone when he speaks on the drivers in the future.Shop for Quick Stop merch at - www.quickstopf1.comJoin our Patreon - www.patreon.com/QuickStopF1We are a small independent podcast and we really rely on every review on Apple podcasts and share, so please share us as far and wide as you can and remember to leave a review! You can also review on Spotify too, so make sure to drop us a five-star review.Make sure to follow us on social media:Twitter - https://twitter.com/QuickStopF1Instagram - https://instagram.com/QuickStopF1TikTok - tiktok.com/@quickstopf1Thandie TikTok - tiktok.com/@thandiesibandaFollow Tasha on Twitter - https://twitter.com/t4sh4___Follow Paris on Twitter - https://x.com/MissParisRenee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!The month of May comes to a close and the Indy 500 sure did put on a show! A little bit of controversy with Newgarden winning and a discussion point raised on how could both IndyCar and NASCAR be flexible when inclement weather looks imminent on race day.NASCARs Coke 600 was not 600 miles in the end and F1 cars at Monaco went slower than F2 cars on the same weekend. We dive a bit deeper into what F1 and Monaco could do to help make the racing more interesting.We also go down a bit of a rabbit hole. In NASCAR, Stewart-Haas Racing has announced they will sell the team and get out at the end of this year. In F1, the FIA President has told Andretti that they are better off buying another team. Connecting these two dots - could Haas F1 be up for sale? We look at other options that could be viable based on the latest rumors circulating the F1 paddock.Coming up this weekend - IndyCar and IMSA take to the streets of Detroit for their next rounds. MotoGP is also racing at Mugello.

Cboe Global Markets CEO Fred Tomczyk sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken at the FIA Boca conference to discuss acquisition strategies, growth in 0DTE trading, progress in Europe, and more.

Things come at you fast in 2024, and the F1 circus has moved on to Saudi Arabia and the Jeddah Corniche Circuit! Andy and Cody will catch you up on the latest news, with the FIA President in some hot water and the latest on what we know in the Christian Horner drama, get into the track facts, give a weather update, and then it's back, the Choose your Champion predictions challenge! Chat with James, Cody Andy, and Deanna on Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, and Discord @outlapf1podcast. E-mail us at chatnow@outlapf1.com and check out our website at www.outlapf1.com. Donate to the podcast at https://anchor.fm/outlapf1/support.

Topics: Rain in iRacing Dale Jr leaves NBC for Amazon and WB Discovery L1 Penalties for SHR 10 & 41 Rajah Caruth secures first win Xfinity Series Round Up, JGR Domination Cup Series Review Netflix effect in full swing for NASCAR Honda to NASCAR, seeming likely! FIA President under investigation for Race Interfering Horner Investigation closes, images and files get leaked Alpine loses important figures Drive to Survive audience numbers drop yet again IndyCar Thermal Club Tix price drop Pato O'ward Gets Paid WRC Massive Overhaul Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:35 - PR Lap, Reviews, PK's Race 16:35 - Dale Jr leaves NBC, who fills the role? 23:46 - L1 Penalties for SHR 10 & 41 32:05 - Rajah Caruth wins his first race 35:50 - Xfinity: Round Up, JGR Performance 40:31 - Cup: Vegas Review,  56:28 - Netflix effect for #NASCAR 57:47 - Honda joining NASCAR 1:08:42 - FIA President Interfering with #F1 races 1:12:50 - Horner Investigation Closed, Files Leaked 1:17:02 - Alpine Tech Director and Head of Aero leave 1:20:20 - Netflix effect done for F1? Audience smaller 1:21:10 - Thermal Club Tix Price Cut for #INDYCAR  1:23:06 - Pato O'ward gets massive payday 1:26:26 - #WRC Getting a Massive Overhaul? 1:28:14 - Weekend in Motorsports The Money Lap is the ultimate motorsport podcast with Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill professional racecar drivers and hilarious hosts taking you through the world of motorsports. Covering NASCAR, F1, Indycar, and more, they'll provide the scoop, gossip, laughs, and stories from the racing biz. Sign up today for the Money Lap newsletter: https://themoneylap.com/subscribe Read by industry executives in NASCAR, F1, and Indycar, our newsletter and podcast are essential resources for any motorsports enthusiast. Join our community of passionate fans and industry insiders today. Welcome to the future of motorsports media! Copyright 2024, Pixel Racing, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

This week on the Motorsport News Podcast. -      Beer can in engine fails to stop NASCAR racer -      Erebus gives a Kostecki update… sort of -      Supercars backflips on timed race concept -      F1 holds Round 23 of 2023 in March 2024 -      Red Bull Formula 1 team in crisis -      Ricciardo and Tsunoda clash fallout -      FIA President under investigation -      The boys tackle your Mailbag questions The Motorsport News Podcast is hosted by V8 Sleuth's award-winning journalists Will Dale and Stefan Bartholomaeus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Helmut Marko is tevreden over het optreden van Sergio Pérez in Bahrein. De Mexicaan werd volgens de Red Bull-topman niet vermorzeld door teammaat Max Verstappen, en dat is ''een prestatie op zich.'' Daarnaast volgen de 'schandalen' binnen de Formule 1 elkaar de afgelopen weken in hoog tempo op: dit keer is het FIA-president Mohammed Ben Sulayem die na een openbaring van de BBC onder vuur ligt. Hij zou gepoogd te hebben een straf voor Fernando Alonso hoogstpersoonlijk terug te draaien.

Daniel Gorfine, founder and CEO of Gattaca Horizons, talks to FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about his time leading innovation at the CFTC, the rise of AI in financial services, digital asset regulation, and more.

My Block, My Hood, My City is a non-profit that embodies the true spirit of community leadership. For the past 10 years its founder and CEO Jahmal Cole has been helping to break down barriers for young people from under-resourced Chicago neighbourhoods and invest in quality youth programming and educational attainment. In this episode Cole chats to FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about his time working in the trading industry and how our industry can partner with the organization.

Ugo Bassi, Director of Financial Markets at FISMA, European Commission, sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken at our Asia Derivatives Conference in November to discuss the progress of the EU's Capital Markets Union, including digital assets regulation, third-country CCP recognition and equivalence, and other key work that could have an impact on the Asia-Pacific region.

The FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem spoke exclusively to Producer Pranav, celebrating the 15th edition of the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix.Instagram: KitchInstagram: NeeilInstagram: Producer PranavInstagram: TALK 100.3www.talk1003.ae/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lewis Hamiltons verzoek om Red Bull aan te pakken met nieuwe regels is afgewezen door FIA-president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Lewis opperde een idee om de dominantie van Max Verstappen en het Oostenrijkse team af te remmen, maar Ben Sulayem voelt hier niets voor.

FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken discusses the history and the legacy of the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000, the importance of principles-based regulation, and the regulatory building blocks of the exchange-traded derivatives industry with David Greely of SmarterMarkets.

Tom Callahan, CEO of Nasdaq Private Market, discusses how NPM is bringing private companies, banks, brokers, and investors together to transact in one connected marketplace for private stock. He also talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about their days together at NYSE Euronext.

Adrian Newey had zomaar de overstap naar Mercedes kunnen maken. Het team van Toto Wolff zou de Red Bull-ontwerper een aanbieding hebben gedaan, maar daar is de Brit niet op ingegaan. FIA-president Mohammed Ben Sulayem zegt dat hij tijdens de Grand Prix van Miami gesprekken heeft gevoerd met Elon Musk over het tegengaan van de toename van online wangedrag jegens Formule 1-coureurs.

In this episode, Toni accepts our *very official* endorsement for FIA President. She shares who actually got her into Motorsport, a story from interning that will horrify (but probably not surprise) you, her journey to authentic content creation, and her mission to shift the “male-dominated sport” culture and mentality that pervades F1. We also talk predictions, puppies, trolls, fandoms, double standards, and how she accidentally got Pierre Gasly's attention (omg???). Let's just say…we fangirl HARD. You'll feel so empowered after listening to this episode, you can probably kick down a brick wall or at the very least, a glass ceiling. See more from Toni:TikTokInstagramTwitchWebsiteThe (Beginners) Guide to F1Sunday FangirlsUnapologetic Women PodcastAnother Podcast-----@GirlsJustWanna_F1 on Insta@GirlsJustWannaF1 on TikTok@GirlsWannaF1Pod on TwitterTo work with us, email: GirlsJustWannaF1@gmail.comAll the LinksThanks for Listening!♥️ Natalie, Rachel, and Shanna

CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken to discuss his priorities for the agency and thoughts on issues including cyber risk and crypto regulation. Their conversation came after Behnam's prepared remarks at FIA's Boca conference on 15 March.

Our third  and final day of coverage of the International Futures Industry Conference … aka ... FIA Boca.And since we are closing the book on yet another Boca, we decided to continue what has become a fun tradition for this podcast when we road trip to Futures Industry Association events. We invited FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken onto the show to wrap things up and hear his thoughts on everything that was seen and heard throughout the week. Walt always does a great job of hosting FIA Boca, so we promise you'll enjoy his insights. Sign up for Modern Money SmartBriefFollow this show on Twitter @ModernMoneyPod

Saif Muhammad Bin Salim Al-Falasi, de zoon van FIA-president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, is op woensdag overleden. Verschillende Arabische media maakten eerder melding van het overlijden van Bin Salim Al-Falasi en inmiddels is het nieuws ook door de FIA bevestigd.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast, where our presenters, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a motorsport roundup from the past week! We have WRC, Formula E and single seater updates this week! But of course, we start with Formula 1 news, where FIA president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem has announced that he will not get as involved in Formula 1. The announcement comes after the FIA President caused more controversy over his sexism comments. Max Verstappen will appear in the upcoming Netflix series, Drive To Survive. The Formula 1 World Champion has stated that he has given Netflix a 30 minute interview on last season. In Women's Motorsport, British driver, Katherine Legge has been announced to be driving at the Indy 500 this year. At the Formula E in India, a new motorsport Championship has been launched for 2024, named ACE Championship. We had a really good rally in the WRC in Sweden, where we had snow and ice. Ott Tänak won the rally in his M-Sport Ford, taking the lead in the final stage from Craig Breen, a now Hyundai driver that used to drive for the Ford team. Formula E were racing in Hyderabad in India. After blocking his fellow drivers, DS Penske's Jean-Eric Vergne brought home the win, beating Envision Racing driver Nick Cassidy in 2nd, and TAG Heuer Porsche's Antonio Felix da Costa who was given 3rd place, following a penalty to Sebastian Buemi. In UK Motorsport, there's a proposal to penalise drivers by 1 second instantly if they put a half a tyre off the track. This would be a UK law for all motorsport taking place in the UK. Furthermore, drivers are not allowed to protest the decision. The Formula Four and Formula Regional Middle East were in Dubai this weekend, with Ferrari academy driver, Tuukka Taponen, appearing to be a shining light in this series. In Formula Regional Middle East, Mercedes academy driver, Andrea Kimi Antonelli took his win and look to be the favourite to win the season. In New Zealand, we had the Formula Regional Oceana, where Austrian driver, Charlie Wurz took the Championship win. Coming up next week, we have the Daytona 500, the Formula Four and Formula Regional have their finales in Abu Dhabi.

On this week's News from the Nerds, James M is joined by Abby and James P as they cover the top news from this week: More Car Launches but Mixed Responses: Red Bull, Williams and Alfa Romeo have all launched their liveries and a couple have launched their cars. But there's mixed feeling among the panel and the public about the designs, which the panel dissect. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/red-bull-rb19/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/williams-unveil-2023-challenger/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/alfa-romeo-reveal-red-2023-challenger/ Return of Big Names to F1: Ford is returning to Formula 1 with Red Bull from 2026 and Gulf has joined Williams. The trio dissect the partnerships and the excitement around Ford's return. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/ford-confirm-return-formula-1/ 2026 Engine Suppliers Confirmed: Formula One have confirmed all six engine suppliers that'll be on the grid from 2026. The panel discuss the six manufacturers and what it could mean regarding future teams. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/fia-confirms-six-f1-engine-suppliers-signed-up-for-2026/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/fia-applications-for-new-f1-teams/ The Launch of F1 Academy: The all-female feeder series has been launched with all teams confirmed and the first two drivers being named. The trio talk about the new series, what it means and their thoughts on it. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/f1-academy-reveals-key-details-for-all-women-series/ FIA Criticism Doesn't End: The FIA is under fire again but this time from drivers and even the CEO of Formula 1 has spoken out. The panel discuss the tensions and comments regarding the FIA's decisions. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/alex-albon-we-need-to-be-able-to-speak-freely/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/ben-sulayem-relinquishes-control-of-everyday-f1-operations/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/f1latestnews/f1-will-never-gag-drivers-domenicali-fires-back-at-fia/ -- Keep up to date with all the latest Formula 1 News @ www.formulanerds.com -- Follow Us: Facebook - www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds Twitter - www.twitter.com/Formula_Nerds Instagram www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds -- For Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities:- Email Business@FormulaNerds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us as we delve into the world of motorsports and bring you the latest updates and insights on IndyCar and Formula One. In this episode, we'll be discussing IndyCar testing at Thermal Club, the Leaders Circle payouts, an increase in their marketing budget and other relevant news. On the F1 side, we'll be talking about Ford's recent announcement, the drama surrounding the FIA President, and the ongoing livery unveils. Get ready for a jam-packed episode filled with the latest news and discussions on the world of motorsports.

On this week's News from the Nerds Abby is joined by Sam and James P as they cover the top news from this week: Haas livery launch and season plans: Haas have become the first team to launch their new livery, complete with new title sponsor Moneygram. The trio discuss the impacts of this new deal for the team as well comments from Team Principal Guenther Steiner about his hopes for the new season. (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/haas-vf-23-formula1-liveries/) (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/steiner-on-haas-its-a-work-in-progress/) Red Bull hit Hard Christian Horner reveals the 10% reduction in aero test time has already had a significant impact on the team's preparation for 2023. The panel talk debate how serious the impact is, as well as how Red Bull got to this point. They also unpack the growing rumours that Ford could be about to tie up with the team, and where this leaves the Honda project. (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/f1latestnews/horner-red-bull-significantly-handicapped-by-cost-cap-penalty/) Ben Sulayem remains under pressure: Following the unearthed comments from 2001 from the FIA President regarding women, the trio discuss where this leaves F1's drive to promote more women into Motorsport. A discussion ensues on the challenges facing the FIA President, and if this will disappear once the season starts. (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/unearthed-remarks-reveal-fia-presidents-questionable-views-on-women/) Ferrari mood is positive: As New Team Principal Fred Vasseur settles into life at Maranello, the panel discusses the different approach to leadership shown by Binotto, and how this may impact the Scuderia's 2023 season. Comments from Vasseur regarding picking a number one driver are also unpicked and analysed. (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/f1latestnews/vasseur-shares-secrets-on-ferrari-2023-f1-car/) ALONSO DEMANDS 100% As Fernando Alonso prepares to race for Aston Martin, the panel dissects comments from new teammate Lance Stroll over Alonso's drive to succeed, and the motivation the Spaniard has given the Canadian. The team's push to move further up the grid is debated, as well as its 2023 prospects. (https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/alonso-wouldnt-accept-continuing-in-f1-at-less-than-100/10426854/)  (https://www.formulanerds.com/news/how-alonso-can-help-stroll-improve-at-aston-martin/) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's News from the Nerds, James M is joined by Sam and Abby as they cover the top news from this week: Off-track tensions are brewing: The FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, shared on social media his thoughts on the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund's bid into F1 and his comments have come with some controversy and disagreement with F1 and Liberty Media. The trio discuss the events involved, the comments made and what this internal battle could mean within the sport. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/figures-at-liberty-media-are-reportedly-angered-by-mohammad-ben-sulayems-comments/ Hamilton's honesty about his childhood and BLM: Lewis Hamilton was featured on a recent podcast where he shared some honest insight into his childhood as a black child in Stevenage. He also speaks about the Black Lives Matter movement and his fear of telling his team he would be taking the knee. The panel converse about Hamilton's comments, his work on racism and within Formula 1. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/hamilton-did-not-warn-team-about-his-blm-protests/ Driver's Eye for all: The helmet cam is making a full return for the 2023 season with the regulations mandating all 20 drivers on the grid have a helmet cam. The trio talk about the insight the helmet cam gives and whether its full return is a good thing. Viva Las Vegas: Formula 1 and those involved in the construction of the Las Vegas Grand Prix this November have provided updates on the timescale of completing all that needs to be done in time for the race. The panel discuss the race and how it's go big or go home in Vegas with such a short timescale. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/domenicali-gives-intriguing-update-on-las-vegas-preparations/ A new Formula 2 team: Carlin, one of the biggest names in motorsport, have merged with Rodin Cars to rebrand the team. The trio speak about this merger and the effect it could have on the team within its various championships. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/carlin-rebrands-following-merger-with-rodin-cars/ -- Keep up to date with all the latest Formula 1 News @ www.formulanerds.com -- Follow Us: Facebook - www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds Twitter - www.twitter.com/Formula_Nerds Instagram www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds -- For Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities:- Email Business@FormulaNerds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FormulaNerds Team return for a special episode of News from the Nerds to discuss a potential 11th team joining the sport. James M is joined by Sam and James P to cover and discuss the ongoing story: The row over Andretti's F1 entry continues to rumble on. FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has now thrown his support behind the bid in a public intervention.  Andretti's bid to enter F1 has been met with pessimism by the teams for the last two seasons. Owner Michael Andretti has taken a new approach to turn the tide of opinion. After the FIA announced it would investigate new teams to join F1, Andretti announced its intentions to tie up with General Motors and Cadillac to enhance its chances. No public concerns were raised by F1 at the announcement, however, President Ben Sulayems's recent tweet condemning supposed negative reaction indicates F1 is still wary of Andretti's entry. The FIA President has become the most vocal support for Andretti as it chases a place on the grid. Speaking during a press conference at the Dakar Rally, Autosport quotes the FIA president as stating that new team entries form part of the “sustainability of the sport”. He added that up to 12 teams can be on the grid in the future: “Today there are two sides of sustainability. There is sustainability of the environment, and there is sustainability of the sport. If you want to sustain the sport, you have to open it to the rest of the manufacturers. And to us, we are allowed to have 12 teams on the grid”. Showing further support, Ben Sulayem highlighted General Motors's position as an engine manufacturer, stating “we should be encouraging them to come to Formula 1”. He added that he “needs a reason why” the sport would not welcome Andretti or General Motors. Read more - https://www.formulanerds.com/news/fia-president-need-a-reason-why-andretti-should-be-turned-away/ -- Keep up to date with all the latest Formula 1 News @ www.formulanerds.com -- Follow Us: Facebook - www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds Twitter - www.twitter.com/Formula_Nerds Instagram www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds -- For Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities:- Email Business@FormulaNerds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a special edition of the RacingNews365.com F1 podcast, journalists Dieter Rencken and Michael Butterworth take a deep dive into the 2022 F1 season and the key issues that emerged from it.The first year of a new era of technical regulations saw F1 cars look vastly different in 2022 from those that had gone before. Did the new rules succeed in tightening up the field and producing closer racing?2022 was the first season where teams were audited under F1's budget cap, and with Red Bull having been found guilty of overspending, was their punishment a fair one?With F1 seeing record crowds throughout 2022, how do the sport's commercial prospects look?And having come into the role off the back of the controversial ending to the 2021 F1 season, how should Mohammed Ben Sulayem's first year as FIA President be evaluated?All this and more on this edition of the RacingNews365.com F1 podcast, with Part 2 to follow on December 26th!

Just a few episodes left for the LB Boys in 2022, but there's still plenty to talk about! The boys rank their top 10 drivers from the 2022 season, play a special game of Pump The Brakes, and discuss the FIA President's bizarre comments recently... JOIN our Discord: https://discord.gg/dQJdu2SbAm SUPPORT our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/latebraking TWEET us @LBraking BUY our merch: https://late-braking-f1-podcast.creator-spring.com/ SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal https://nordvpn.com/lbf1 Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just a few episodes left for the LB Boys in 2022, but there's still plenty to talk about! The boys rank their top 10 drivers from the 2022 season, play a special game of Pump The Brakes, and discuss the FIA President's bizarre comments recently... JOIN our Discord: https://discord.gg/dQJdu2SbAm SUPPORT our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/latebraking TWEET us @LBraking BUY our merch: https://late-braking-f1-podcast.creator-spring.com/ SUBSCRIBE to our podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal https://nordvpn.com/lbf1 Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Loh Boon Chye, CEO of Singapore Exchange, sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken to discuss the outlook for Asia-Pacific derivatives markets generally, as well as specific plans that SGX has to capitalize on opportunities in the region.

CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken to kick off FIA's Expo conference in Chicago on November 14. And with FTX fresh in everyone's mind, the chairman took some time to discuss his perspectives and offer his views on how regulatory landscape in Washington might change.

With the fallout from the meltdown of Sam Bankman-Fried and his FTX empire still unfolding in the markets, exchange leaders and other executives from the cleared derivatives industry gathered in Chicago for the annual FIA Futures & Options Expo.FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken joined the show to talk about what the collapse of FTX might mean for the future of regulation in the digital asset sector. Lukken touted the soundness of properly regulated entities (like FTX's own LedgerX) and marked the 50th anniversary of the launch of financial futures by commenting on how he thinks the industry will continue to evolve.MFS Investment Management Do more than survive. See how we strive to make the most of changing bond markets.Sign up for Modern Money SmartBriefFollow this show on Twitter @ModernMoneyPod

On this week's show, James is joined by Abby and Sam as well as the familiar face of Bridge to discuss the top news stories, including: FIA take action against online abuse Online abuse is sadly a topic of the paddock after an FIA official has been a victim of targeted abuse, which has prompted the FIA President to release a statement and share the FIA's actions to combat it. The panel discuss the events that have occurred and what they think the FIA can do to combat it. F1 arrives in Las Vegas Last weekend F1 hosted the Fan Fest in Las Vegas for next years inaugural race on the strip, with tickets already sold out. The quartet discuss the event, the prices of the tickets and the spectacle of Las Vegas as a whole. Sprint weekend format Haas to change This weekend is the third and final sprint race of the season and Max Verstappen has shared his views on Sprint races and why he thinks they're unnecessary. Guenther Steiner has shared his view on how to best use the sprint race format, which the panel give their opinions on and how they think sprint races should be. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/guenther-steiner-proposes-new-qualifying-format/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/max-verstappen-sprint-weekend-not-really-race/ Vettel opens up on retirement Vettel is retiring from F1 at the end of the year and he has opened up on what his retirement could look like and the reasons behind his decision. The quartet discuss whether they'll miss Vettel, his future career and whether or not he'll be back. Also, Vettel's competition for fans is shared. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/vettel-reasons-for-his-retirement/ https://finallap.de/ Are Mercedes set for a comeback? Toto Wolff and Andrew Shovlin have revealed how far behind Mercedes are and the reasons for their setback, but they're positive that the Silver Arrows are on the right track for 2023. The panel give their views on Mercedes' return to form and whether Hamilton, now an honorary citizen, will bag a win in Brazil. https://www.formulanerds.com/news/toto-wolff-mercedes-have-lost-8-10-months-of-development/ https://www.formulanerds.com/news/mercedes-sees-clear-route-back-to-success/ Keep up to date with all the latest Formula 1 News @ www.formulanerds.com Follow Us: Facebook - www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds Twitter - www.twitter.com/Formula_Nerds Instagram www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds For Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities:- Email Business@FormulaNerds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summer Mersinger, who was sworn into office as a Commissioner of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission at the end of March, sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken as part of an FIA event in Chicago. They discussed recent developments in derivatives markets as well as the agency's priorities right now, including digital assets, event-related contracts, and the CFTC's recent Request for Information on climate-related financial risks.

Gwyneth Nurse, Director General, Financial Services at HM Treasury, recently sat down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken at our IDX conference in London to discuss current and developing regulatory approaches for the UK's wholesale financial markets. They discuss market transparency, the cost of regulatory complexity, cross-border cooperation on CCP oversight, and central bank digital currencies.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has clarified recent comments where he appeared to criticise the stance of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel for tackling social issues. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gpfansglobal/message

Het protest van Ferrari na afloop van de race in Monaco heeft ervoor gezorgd dat wedstrijdleider Niels Wittich voorafgaand aan het raceweekend in Bakoe duidelijkheid heeft geschept over de regels bij de ingang en uitgang van de pitstraat.

In this episode, FIA honors the careers of four distinguished individuals from the cleared derivatives industry who were recently inducted into its Hall of Fame – Ken Raisler, a longtime Sullivan & Cromwell partner and derivatives law expert; Steve Sparke, an industry veteran who served at UBS and Marex; Steve Staszak, former director of clearing operations at CME; and Hiromi Yamaji, who helped to develop the derivatives operations at the Japan Exchange Group. (Hosted by FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken)

In this episode, FIA honors the careers of three distinguished individuals from the cleared derivatives industry who were recently inducted into its Hall of Fame – Chuck Hohman, the "banker of the futures industry" at BMO Harris; Blythe Masters, an accomplished industry executive who played a key role the birth of credit derivatives; and Joanne Medero, who worked in financial services public policy for more than 30 years. (Hosted by FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken)

In this episode, FIA honors the careers of three distinguished individuals from the cleared derivatives industry who were recently inducted into its Hall of Fame – former CFTC Commissioner Sharon Bowen; Ronald Filler, director of the Financial Services Law Institute at New York Law School; and Arthur Hahn,  longtime global co-chair of the Financial Services practice at Katten Muchin Rosenman. (Hosted by FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken)

FOLLOW UP: MYTHS ABOUT HIGHWAY CODE CHANGESLast week the chaps had an article on the changes to the Highway Code as the Lunchtime Read as they are significant and we all need to understand them. Apparently some did not listen to us, with reports from mainstream media outlets not correctly explaining the issues. In case you didn't read last week's recommendation then click this article from The Guardian, so you are well informed. FOLLOW UP: MORE DETAIL ON POSSIBLE LONDON ROAD TRAVEL CHANGESAs Andrew and Alan stated during the article, as they were confused with the change in price, they have found some more detail which helps to explain the possible new rules better. Click here for the Move Electric article. POLICING LEVELS BLAMED FOR STATIC ROAD DEATH FIGURESBetween 2010 and 2019 the level of road deaths, on British roads, has remained stable, after three decades of reduction. The main blame for this is the level of visible police on our roads. Added to this, Panorama found that roughly 50% of static speed cameras do not work. For more about this story, click the YesAuto article here. WILLIAMS ADVANCED ENGINEERING BOUGHT The Australian mining group, Fortescue Metals, has bought Williams Advanced Engineering, the engineering, design and technology offshoot of Williams F1. Fortescue are aiming to become a major company in the industrial transport sector. To learn more, click here for the Autocar article. BRITISHVOLT SECURES MAJOR FUNDING FOR BATTERY FACTORY BritishVolt announced that through a combination of private and Government funding they had secured around £1.7 billion for their battery factory planned in the North East, due to open in 2024. For more information, click the article from Autocar here. LEICESTER LATEST COUNCIL TO TAX COMPANY CAR PARKSLeicester City Council are set to introduce a parking levy on companies that provide ten or more spaces. The charge is £550 per space, with the money being reinvested into zero emission public transport and active travel schemes for the city. More on this story can be found by clicking here for The Guardian link. CHRIS BOARDMAN LEADS ACTIVE TRAVEL PUSHChris Boardman, the former Olympic cycling hero, is to lead a push to get more people to switch to active travel options, when making journeys. Active Travel England will be evaluating schemes that encourage walking or cycling, including the infrastructure. To learn about this, click the BBC News article here. INSURANCE PREMIUMS ALREADY RISING AFTER CHANGEAs predicted by many, including this show only a couple of weeks ago, premiums for car insurance have risen. We were all told that we would save money, now that insurers were not allowed to offer lower rates to new customers therefore putting existing ones at a disadvantage. For details of what has happened, click the YesAuto article here. EX ASTON CHASIS BOSS JOINS JLRMatt Becker, who was expected to join McLaren for that only to fall through, has joined Jaguar Land Rover, as Mike Cross announces his retirement. Becker will not replace Cross though. Meanwhile JLR are still to announce a new engineering boss following Nick Rogers departure. In order to learn more about this, click here for the Autocar article. LAND CRUISERS A FOUR YEAR WAIT IN JAPANToyota has announced that there is a four year wait for Land Cruisers in Japan. They state that this is not due to the chip shortage or Covid. To find out more, click the BBC News article here.——————————————————————————-If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-WRC: MONTE CARLOThe first round of the 2022 WRC calendar did not disappoint! As you would expect from Monte there were thrills and spills, some of them spectacular! The new Rally1 cars were generally very reliable and did not lack in pace, noise or helping the action. Hyundai struggled, really struggled, especially without a figurehead, such as Adamo. Loeb rolled back the years to pip Ogier and give M-Sport a win, with Green rounding out the podium. We were reminded, though, of the words from the FIA President, that the sport needs superstars, not just winners. To find out how the rally went, click the DirtFish article here.For the DirtFish, What We Learned, click here. To find out how Colin Clark rated the drivers, click here for the DirtFish article. LUNCHTIME READ: MY LIFE & CARS - SHAMI KALRAThe founder of Omologato, the watch making company that takes inspiration for their designs from motorsport, discusses his life and his cars in this EVO Magazine article. To read our recommendation, click the link here. To listen to Shami's Rear View Part 1 interview, click here. For the Part 2 episode of Rear View, with Shami, click here. LIST OF THE WEEK: THE CARS THAT HELPED SAVE THE COMPANYAutocar has compiled a slideshow of cars they suggest saved a car company. Click through and see if you agree with Alan and Andrew's choices. Don't forget to let them know! Click here for the list. AND FINALLY: ONE-OFF BLUEBIRDNissan has converted a Mk1 Bluebird, from the Sunderland plant, to EV as a celebration of that site's 35 years of production. To find out more about this, click the Autocar article here.

SMART MOTORWAYS HALTED BY GOVERNMENTThe roll out of new smart motorways will be halted for five years, as the Government wants to use that time to collate more data on the safety of the existing sections. Those schemes that are already being built will continue, however. In the meantime, £900 million has been pledged to improving the safety of existing smart motorways. For more on this story, click the Autocar article here. FUEL DUTY LOSS ESTIMATED AT £5 BILLION THANKS TO EVSThe RAC Foundation has estimated that the Government could lose £5 billion in revenue from fuel duty, with the rise in EV adoption, by 2030. This brings up the thorny problem of how will that be recouped, especially as car owners already feel they are over burdened with costs. To learn more, click here for the YesAuto link. LONDON MAYOR CONSIDERING A DAILY CAR CHARGESadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, has commissioned a City Hall report into achieving the net zero target for London of 2030. One of the recommendations is for a daily charge of £2 per car, except the zero emission vehicles, as well as charging those from outside entering Greater London. This would increase the scope and area of existing schemes. The claim is this is needed for clean air reasons. In order to find out more, click the BBC News article here. POTHOLE DAMAGE AT THREE YEAR HIGH The RAC attended an astonishing 27 call-outs related to pothole damage each day in 2021. This is a three year high. The RAC has called on the Government to properly invest in maintaining roads to a safe and acceptable standard, as well as fresh thinking as current practices and funding levels are inadequate. Further information can be found by clicking this Motoring Research article link here. SCOTLAND PUSHING FOR CAR USE REDUCTION The Scottish Transport Minister, Graeme Day, has published a ‘road map' for reducing the need to use cars. This has been criticised for having little in terms of actionable steps. To read more about this, click the YesAuto article here. This stance is being echoed in the UK Government, with Transport Minister Trudy Harrison, stating we need to move away from private car ownership late last year. You can read her comments and more by clicking the AMOnline link here. RENAULT GROUP SALES SLIDE AGAINFor the third year running, sales fell for Renault Group, two of the last three years are fairly easy to explain though. Last year, further disruption from Covid and the semi conductor chip shortages are being blamed. Some bright news is that Alpine, Dacia and Lada made gains. For more on this story, click the Autocar article here. RENAULT TO BE ALL EV IN EUROPE BY 2030 Renault are the latest to announce when they will be electric only in Europe. They have plumped for 2030, but Dacia may be behind that mainly due to costs of the technology and how Dacia is priced currently. More information can be found by clicking this Autocar link. VEOLIA OPENING CAR BATTERY RECYCLING CENTRE IN THE UKVeolia has announced the opening of it's UK-based car battery recycling centre in Minworth, West Midlands. They estimate they will be able to handle 20% of the end of life batteries, in the UK, by the end of 2024. To learn more, click the YesAuto article here. SHELL OPENS FIRST EV CHARGING HUB IN LONDONShell has converted a petrol station and forecourt to their first electric car charging hub, in Fulham, London. Nine cars will be able to charge using the 175kW chargers. Further information can be found if you click this link to the YesAuto article. BOLLINGER PAUSES 4X4 EV DEVELOPMENTBollinger has announced that they will be focusing on commercial EV development, pausing their work on the B1 and B2 4x4 passenger vehicles. Deposits have or will be refunded on the $100,000 vehicles. For more, click the Autocar article here. ——————————————————————————-If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-WRC: FIA BOSS WANTS CHANGESThe new FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, has views on what WRC needs, in order to survive and thrive. He is looking for a more inclusive collaboration between WRC, promoters and manufacturers. Three manufacturers is not enough to help draw crowds and TV to the spectacle, in his view. With diminishing viewership and locations such as Great Britain losing their round, it is hard to argue with him. Click here for the DirtRally interview, which includes a podcast in their post. LUNCHTIME READ: HIGHWAY CODE UPDATE FOR 2022 - A REMINDERAs a reminder we wanted to share the changes in the 2022 Highway Code, which fundamentally alter the relationship and actions of drivers in relation to more vulnerable road users. To learn what you should do as a road user, click the Parkers article link here. LIST OF THE WEEK: SIX WAYS TO MAKE CARS YOUR HOBBY IN 2022Once again, we link to a Hagerty article, this time about what you could do in 2022 to further your involvement and enjoyment in the car world. Do not to forget to let the chaps know which of list you want to explore more this year. For the list, click the link here. AND FINALLY: THE BREATHTAKING CARS OF FRANCO SCAGLIONEWe have been remiss for far too long in not having a video from the Roadster Life YouTube channel linked to, on the podcast. We address that now by recommending Matteo's video about the designer Franco Scaglione and the amazing vehicles he penned. To enjoy just over eight minutes of loveliness, click the YouTube link here.

New Year, new episode - and we'll admit to not being fully over the events of Abu DhabiWe have a lot to say about how things played out at that race, specifically in the last few laps of that race, and we're hopefully that the FIA's investigation into those events ends up with decisive action to prevent it from ever happening again.After 12 years Jean Todt has finished his tenure as FIA President and for the first time in the FIA's history a none European has been elected to the role. Former Rally Driver Mohammed ben Sulayem has been elected to the role.F1 team personnel are likely to be required to be vaccinated for Covid-19 prior to the start of the season in order to participate in the 2022 season.Otmar Szafnauer is out at Aston Martin after assuring us during the Brazil race weekend that he wasn't leaving the team. But Christian Horner got a contract extension to remain as Team Principal at Red Bull with the team now looking to extend Max Verstappen's contract.Mercedes have fired up their 2022 engine for the first time while Haas' chassis has passed crash testing.And is Apple getting ready to produce an F1 based movie with Brad Pitt?Finally, since this is the first show since the end of the season - it's time for us to review our predictions that we made at the start of the 2021 season and see how we did.

Colin Clark sat down with Mohammed Ben Sulayem a few weeks ago to hear what the now FIA president's plans for the future of rallying are.

Welcome to Episode 41 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are here with another episode, with a motorsport roundup of events from the past week! It's been Christmas week, so very quiet from a motorsport front, but still lots to talk about from the FIA with Formula 1 and other sports, too. The FIA seems to be going through an interesting period, after Frenchman, Jean Todt moved on from being in charge of the FIA for 12 years, bringing in Mohammed Ben Sulayem as the new FIA President. Then of course we had the controversy between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in the last race of the season at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Furthermore, both Ross Braun and Pat Symonds are leaving Formula 1, who were two figures behind the new, 2022 car. In addition to this, Belgian FIA Rally Director, Yves Matton also quits! What also doesn't help, is that a petition has been launched on Twitter to get Michael Masi out of the FIA, following his decisions at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Should he stay? What do you think? To make matters even worse, Nicolas Latifi, who was the driver that crashed, causing the safety car at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, has been receiving death threats for what happened to Lewis Hamilton following the incident! Of course, Latifi didn't intend to crash! Paul then gives us some stats on Formula 1 for our Christmas Quiz! Comparing Max Verstappen beating Lewis Hamilton to Fernando Alonso beating Michael Schumacher in 2005. Did you also know that Nikita Mazepin received 234 blue flags in the 2021 season! World Rally Championship is back on 23rd January, with French Rally driver Sebastian Loeb driving for Ford in the new Puma rally cars. The cars this season will be hybrid for the first time, too, which will make for an interesting season for WRC with 100HP boosts from the hybrid system. In the British Touring Cars Championship, NAPA Auto Parts are using BTCC as a launch platform for their business in the UK market, which will give BTCC a real boost, allowing drivers to be paid to be full time BTCC drivers, as opposed to drivers using their own sponsors. As January approaches, we of course look forward to the Dakar rally, that starts on 1st January. With nearly 500 different vehicles taking part, from buggies, motorbikes, trucks and cars, with just 1000 people taking part and just 10 British people taking part! That's it for our podcasts for this year! Thank you to everyone who has supported us and may we wish you a very Happy New Year!

FIA-president Mohammed Ben Sulayem heeft openlijk gereageerd op het statement dat Nicholas Latifi op zijn social media-kanalen heeft gedeeld, naar aanleiding van de doodsbedreigingen die hij heeft ontvangen na de Grand Prix van Abu Dhabi.

Well that was a race that felt like one thousand and one nights! Flags waved. Car parts flew. Attitudes raged. Michael's still got buttons to push. All in all, lights were bright and tensions were high and we're discussing every juicy incident, conspiracy, radio call (Michael Masi was on a roll), controversy, and feud (Toto v. Christian & Lewis v. Max). Let's unbox-box the Saudi Arabian GP!Digital WarmupLap 1: Where in the world is Cyril Abiteboul? Getting a TATTOO that's whereLap 2: F1 drivers live lifeLando Norris moves to MonacoEsteban Ocon & Fernando Alonso moonlight as Daft Punk at the Ballon D'OrLap 3: Box Box InboxWho will win the WDC?!Lap 4: Pre-Saudi GP stuffJean Todt, FIA President & husband to Crazy Rich Asian is retiringBravely stands between Christian Horner and Toto WolffA Chassis for Christmas starring Nikita & Dmitry MazepinFernando Alonso is full send for Team Super MaxRacing RhymeAnalysisRed flagsSafety carsShady tacticsOvertakesMax Verstappen & Lewis Hamilton had drama Michael Masi & the FIA got involvedTl;dr There's a lot to dissect, not enough bulletsBox BoxShare, subscribe, review, and follow us on social to keep up!Support the show (https://venmo.com/boxboxf1pod)

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks with crypto exchange CEO Sam Bankman-Fried in a wide-ranging conversation about the crypto market and its future. Sam founded FTX in 2019 and has seen explosive growth as the crypto markets have grown exponentially over the past few years. This interview took place on November 4, 2021, as part of FIA's Expo conference in Chicago.

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks with Greenwood Project founders Elois and Bevon Joseph, two impressive individuals who both worked on the floors of exchanges and now dedicate their lives to helping black and Latinx students get trained and placed for internships at financial companies in Chicago, New York, London, and beyond. To date, their organization has placed 470 interns in 36 companies. Some of these interns go on to full time jobs in financial services companies. These internships are a wonderful way to introduce students to our markets and to develop a pipeline of talent for our industry. This effort is special to FIA. At our annual Boca conference this year, Walt announced a new partnership to facilitate summer internships with our member companies.

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks with three distinguished economists to discuss the economics of rulemaking and current issues before the SEC and CFTC. Jeffrey H. Harris served as Chief Economist and Director of the Division of Economic and Risk Analysis at the SEC (2017-18) and was the Chief Economist at the CFTC (2007-2010). Prior to joining Delta Strategy Group as a partner in 2013, Jim Overdahl worked as Chief Economist for the SEC (2007-2010) and as Chief Economist for the CFTC (2002-2007). Erik R. Sirri served as the Director of the Division of Trading and Markets at the SEC (2006-2009) and was the Commission's Chief Economist from 1996-1999. This podcast covers topics such as retail trading phenomenon, crypto assets, the role of ESG products and pricing carbon, and the state of market structure in equities and futures.

Graham Stoker, the FIA's deputy president for sport, will stand for election as FIA president later this year on a ticket alongside nine-time Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen. On the latest edition of our #ThinkingForward series, he talks to James Allen about his bid.

Jean Todt has dedicated his life to motorsport: He started out as a rally co-driver and notched up major successes in the world's most important racing series as a team principal. Since 2009, he is President of the FIA. In the latest “Inside E” podcast, the Frenchman talks about racing in pandemic times, the Formula E success story and the social responsibility of the FIA and motorsport.

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks to derivatives legend Larry Thompson about his long career at DTCC, Robinhood app issues and his advice for people just starting out in the industry.  Larry recently retired from being General Counsel of the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation, where he spent nearly 40 years but he’s not sitting still by any means. Larry remains actively involved in several corporate and fintech boards as well as charitable efforts. 

In this episode, Russ Behnam of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about the CFTC agenda and the commissioner’s groundbreaking work on the risks to financial markets posed by climate change. Commissioner Behnam has been at the commission since June 2017 and as sponsor of the Market Risk Advisory Committee has published a new report entitled Managing Climate Risk in the U.S. Financial System that makes 53 recommendations to mitigate the risks to financial markets posed by climate change. FIA recently published a policy paper in consultation with its members across the cleared derivatives industry on climate-related risks for financial markets and the global economy. Additionally, Lukken penned a Viewpoint piece arguing that markets need to be a part of the climate change solution.

10 years of Dodd-Frank.  On July 21, 2010, President Obama signed into law the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.  The Act for the first-time regulated swaps in much the same manner as the futures industry has been regulated for decades.  In this episode, two major players of the Act are featured, CFTC Commissioners Dawn Stump and Dan Berkovitz.  Commissioner Stump was the lead staff member for the Republican side of the Senate Agriculture Committee, where the derivatives title originated. Commissioner Berkovitz was the General Counsel at the CFTC during the deliberations of the Act and the subsequent implementation by the agency. Both are now CFTC Commissioners whose job, in part, is tasked with the ongoing implementation of this historic law.  Commissioners Stump and Berkovitz share their recollections and opinions about this landmark law in an interview with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken. The photo that accompanies this podcast was taken by now-Commissioner Berkovitz at the end of the Conference Committee that ironed out differences between the House and Senate versions. 

This episode features a discussion about FinTech with Innovate Finance CEO Charlotte Crosswell. Ms. Crosswell talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about Innovate Finance, how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting FinTech, the state of the FinTech industry, the role of government partnerships or “sandboxes” and bringing greater diversity to the financial services industry.  Ms. Before joining Innovate Finance, Ms. Crosswell spent most of her career in finance and market infrastructure roles, running an exchange for NASDAQ, serving on the London Clearing House Board, running international business development for the London Stock Exchange and beginning her career with Goldman Sachs. 

Episode 11 features Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Heath Tarbert in a wide-ranging conversation with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken.  Chairman Tarbert discusses the CFTC’s response to the unprecedented events surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic that includes agency staff remotely working and industry relief and accommodation due to office and trading floor shutdowns.  Chairman Tarbert also talked about the agency’s agenda, EMIR 2.2 and cross border negotiations with European regulators and others and negative pricing of commodities.

In this episode, International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Secretary General Paul Andrews talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about the organization’s mission and challenges in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and coordinating regulators around the world. Mr. Andrews has been with IOSCO since 2016, and since its founding in 1983 IOSCO’s membership regulates more than 95% of the world's securities markets in more than 115 jurisdictions.

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks with SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye about growth at SGX, Singapore’s role in the global financial market and regional trends such as the entrance of China into the global derivatives market.  Mr. Loh has been CEO since 2015 and has a financial career that spans more than 25 years.  He began his career as an investment officer with the Monetary Authority of Singapore and held several positions at various financial institutions.  He holds an engineering degree from National University of Singapore.

In this episode of FIA Speaks, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken interviews a long-term FIA staff member and entrepreneur Mary Ann Burns.  Mary Ann worked at FIA for 23 years helping build it from a small operation to a global presence and rising to COO of the organization.  She left FIA to start a craft brewery called Old Ox Brewery with her son and husband in Northern Virginia.  Walt and Mary Ann talk about getting started in the futures industry, building FIA, and what it’s like to start a small business with family and build it into a regional presence. 

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken interviews futures industry fixture and R.J. O’Brien Chairman and CEO Gerry Corcoran and his son, Pat Corcoran, business manager for Chance the Rapper, on their respective paths to success in business. Gerry Corcoran is a successful executive of one of the largest futures trading firms in Chicago. Pat Corcoran is the business manager for Chance the Rapper, who has been credited with reimagining the music industry. This podcast, recorded before a live audience at FIA’s Expo 2019, features a lively discussion on the health of the futures industry, the difficulty of making it in the music industry, their respective views on entrepreneurship, family dynamics of career choices and what Chicago, the birthplace of the futures industry, has to offer to many different businesses.

CME Group's Terry Duffy talks to FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about how he got to the top spot at the CME Group, growth prospects for CME Group and the industry and the role reputation plays in the marketplace.

ESMA Chair Steven Maijoor talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about setting up ESMA, European derivatives regulation, ESA review and EMIR 2.2 among other topics in this wide-ranging interview. Mr. Maijoor is currently the Chair of ESMA since its inception in 2011, and before that he was a managing director the Dutch financial regulatory body, AFM, and the Dean of the School of Business and Economics at Maastricht University.

In this episode, FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken talks with former Member of the European Parliament Dr. Kay Swinburne. With the recent elections in Europe and the ongoing Brexit drama in the U.K., Dr Swinburne provides a direct view in to the inner workings and can help us understand what it all means. Dr. Swinburne is originally from Wales, earned science degrees and a PhD in medical research and an MBA. She started her career in international healthcare and investment banking having worked at Deutsche Bank. Active in Welsh politics, she has been a member of the European Parliament since 2009. This episode was recorded at FIA’s flagship International Derivatives Expo Conference in London.

Osaka Exchange President and CEO Hiromi Yamaji sits down with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken to discuss the view from Asia, the Osaka and JPX exchanges, the merger with Tokyo Commodity Exchange and the emergence of China as a market player. Upcoming episodes will feature MEP Kay Swinburne, ESMA Chair Steven Maijoor and EU Ambassador to the US Stavros Lambrinidis. Download and subscribe to FIA Speaks at Apple, Google or here. For more information, contact FIA staff at fiaspeaks@fia.org

The “father of financial futures” and Futures Hall of Fame member Richard “Doc” Sandor talks about a lifetime in the futures industry, how markets can address climate change and the rise of China with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken.

Chairman Chris Giancarlo talks with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken and reflects on his accomplishments in five years in Washington, and what the future holds for the CFTC, derivatives reform, and international cooperation.

In this episode, we talk with FIA President and GE Forge and Tool Representative Dan Bradley. He was recently inducted into the International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame and has been shoeing horses for more than 43 years. Dan talks about lessons he has learned through the years, insights into the history of tools and manufacturing, how he developed the specialty of working and shoeing with aluminum, some of his most memorable experiences, and his views on licensing and certification. 

FIA President Jean Todt on the future of the sport. Plus Williams F1 drivers Bruno Senna and Pastor Maldonado at the team's partner day, Suzi Wolff on women in F1, and Toto Wolff on buying into Williams.