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McLaren: FIA must "not give way" and push through F1 floor changes for 2023

McLaren Formula 1 boss Andreas Seidl believes the FIA must “follow through and not give way” with its planned floor changes for 2023 despite facing pushback from several teams.

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Muller questions need for BoP in WTCR

Yvan Muller has questioned the continued use of Balance of Performance by WTCR, saying he finds it “more and more” of a struggle to enjoy the series.

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How Bernhard's Porsche "underdogs" made DTM history

Porsche didn’t take long to make its mark on the DTM, with its first victory arriving at the Norisring earlier this month. But few expected that to come courtesy underrated Austrian Thomas Preining and his single-car Bernhard team. Here’s how they did it

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FIA sets out timeline for WRC future regulations roadmap

The FIA intends to set out its roadmap for the World Rally Championship’s future regulations by the end of the year once consultations with manufacturers have been concluded.

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McGill closes the gap to Khera in Autosport National Driver Rankings

Long-time Autosport National Driver Rankings leader Lucky Khera's advantage has been narrowed to two wins after further success for Liam McGill last weekend.

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Magazine: How Perez ended the Red Bull F1 "number two" curse

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez is the subject of the cover feature in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (21 July).

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Lotterer hopes to remain involved with Porsche FE despite 2023 LMDh move

Andre Lotterer says he hopes to remain involved in Formula E, following the announcement that he would return to endurance racing with Porsche's LMDh project in 2023.

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Magazine: Austrian GP review as Leclerc strikes back

Charles Leclerc’s shock defeat of Max Verstappen in the Austrian Grand Prix leads this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (14 July).

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Ricciardo: Cheering of F1 accidents not acceptable

Daniel Ricciardo says Formula 1 fans cheering accidents is not acceptable, and that people sometimes forget that drivers are human beings too.

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How Wickens defied expectations on his heroic return to glory

After adjusting to a new reality from his life-changing accident, Robert Wickens is challenging expectations all over again. Now competing in an IMSA support class, the Canadian is back to winning races and setting the bar even higher on what he feels is possible

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How Andretti Autosport plans to respond after Mid-Ohio IndyCar "mutiny"

OPINION: The Andretti Autosport IndyCar team had a nightmare weekend at Mid-Ohio last time out as its drivers indulged in racing's cardinal sin - 'don't hit your team-mate' - in three separate incidents. COO Rob Edwards believes the intra-team strife won’t happen again after stern words from Michael Andretti, but…

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Why were there so many penalties at F1's Austrian GP?

Charles Leclerc breathed fresh life into the Formula 1 title fight by beating Max Verstappen to victory in Austria on Sunday.

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Horner: Rumours Red Bull using F1 flexi-floor are "total rubbish"

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner says any suggestions that his team has been using a flexing floor to find performance are “total rubbish”.

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Horner: F1 cost cap inflation boost “not enough”

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says the inflation adjustment to the 2022 Formula 1 cost cap agreed in Austria today is still not enough for the bigger teams.

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DTM paddock split on dropping two-by-two restarts for select tracks

DTM paddock figures are split on whether the series should drop double-file restarts for certain tracks, following carnage in race one at the Norisring on Saturday.

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DTM drivers request repeater lights for “fair” starts

Leading DTM drivers have called on the series to incorporate repeater lights to make race starts “fair” and reduce instances of aggressive driving seen at the Norisring.

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Tarquini critical of Lynk & Co WTCR speed at Vila Real

Gabriele Tarquini has questioned the performance of the Cyan Racing-run World Touring Car Cup Lynk & Cos, on a Vila Real weekend where his own team of Hyundais faced sandbagging accusations.

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Short jumps 20 places in Autosport National Driver Rankings

It was a quieter motorsport weekend due to the British Grand Prix, but there was still plenty of change to Autosport's National Driver Rankings, Ben Short being the main mover.

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Magazine: F1 British GP review as Sainz breaks his duck

The stories of a thrilling British Grand Prix fill this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (7 July).

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Impressive Guven “deserves” another DTM chance after Norisring cameo

Red Bull Ferrari DTM team boss Ron Reichert said he was “really impressed” by stand-in driver Ayhancan Guven's performance at the Norisring last weekend, and believes he “deserves” another opportunity.

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Three brands evaluating future WRC move if rules are changed

Alpine, Skoda and the Stellantis Group are understood to have signalled interest in joining the World Rally Championship’s top tier if regulations undergo a change for the future.

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Bortolotti: Everybody still a rival in 2022 DTM title race

DTM points leader Mirko Bortolotti says he’s not counting any of his championship leaders out of the title race at the season’s halfway stage ahead of an eight-week summer break.

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The Kenyan rally drivers breaking down barriers

While the World Rally Championship superstars took centre stage at the Safari Rally Kenya, a cast of home heroes emerged into the spotlight having celebrated their success on the biggest platform in rallying. Here are their stories and how they are changing perceptions

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The Crohn’s Disease battle that a promising Brit faces on his F3 return

Jonny Edgar was one of Britain’s most promising FIA Formula 3 prospects heading into 2022, having moved to reigning teams’ champions Trident for his second campaign. But a sudden diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease forced a break from racing. He told Autosport how he made his triumphant return at Silverstone

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When Sainz really took his first win from pole at Silverstone in 2010

Carlos Sainz winning for the first time from pole at Silverstone – it’s the headline result of the 2022 British Formula 1 race, but for him not actually a unique achievement.

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