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Ferrari: Focusing on F1 rivals' form in Baku would be "a mistake"

One-lap form will be especially important in Baku as the sprint event will have its own qualifying session on Saturday, so drivers and teams will have to get it right twice.

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Ferrari: Focusing on F1 rival form in Baku would be "a mistake"

One-lap form will be especially important in Baku as the sprint event will have its own qualifying session on Saturday, so drivers and teams will have to get it right twice.

Autosport

What "gladiator" Allison's reappointment reveals about Mercedes' F1 shortcomings

On Friday morning, Motorsport.com revealed that Allison is going back to the previous position he held at the team, with his successor Mike Elliott swapping roles in the other direction and becoming the team's chief technical officer.

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What "gladiator" Allison's reappointment reveals about Mercedes' current F1 shortcomings

On Friday morning, Autosport revealed that Allison is going back to the previous position he held at the team, with his successor Mike Elliott swapping roles in the other direction and becoming the team's chief technical officer.

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Friday favourite: The interim F1 McLaren that unexpectedly challenged Ferrari

For two-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner and long-time Formula 1 tester Alex Wurz, the question of choosing a favourite racing car isn’t dictated by whether he raced or tested it. Instead, it’s something rather more simple that is behind the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association president’s pick of the McLaren…

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Carlos Sainz furious as Ferrari exit predicted amid interest from F1 rival

Sainz is contracted to Ferrari until at least 2024 and has shown no signs that he is looking for a new challenge, though another F1 team has reportedly made him their top target

Daily Mirror

Ferrari chief makes "frustrated" comment after Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz question

Ferrari have endured a difficult start to the 2023 season, underwhelming with just 26 points from three races so far despite all the pre-season hype surrounding the Scuderia

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Could Aston Martin switch to Honda power in F1 2026?

That possibility is one of the more intriguing stories to have emerged during the April break, and while it may sound a little far-fetched, history has shown that anything can happen in F1, especially when it comes to juggling team identities and power unit suppliers.

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Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton told why Charles Leclerc is "up there" in F1 hierarchy

Verstappen and Hamilton were in a league of their own in their 2021 title fight, while no-one could match the Red Bull star last year amid Mercedes' struggles for car performance

Daily Mirror

Carlos Sainz doubles down on FIA criticism after Ferrari complaints dismissed

On Tuesday, the FIA rejected Ferrari's right of review petition which hoped to reverse the penalty handed to Sainz for his role in a collision with Fernando Alonso in Melbourne

Daily Mirror

What the GPS data tells us about Red Bull’s early advantage

It’s moments before Kevin Magnussen clonks the wall to rip off a tyre on lap 54 of 58 in the 2023 Australian Grand Prix. The shredded rubber will shortly result in a second red flag to cause the contest to descend into chaos. Anyhow, at this point, Max Verstappen leads…

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Max Verstappen backed to win title with Ferrari in Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz dig

Max Verstappen is already on course for a third consecutive F1 world title win, with the Red Bull star having won two of the first three Grand Prix races in 2023

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The 2014 F1 crash Ferrari used to try to overturn Sainz's Australian GP penalty

Ferrari chose to highlight a rare example of a driving penalty that was challenged by a right of review process, ironically by the very team that Fernando Alonso – the "victim" of the Melbourne incident – currently drives for.

Autosport

Mick Schumacher no longer Audi's top choice for 2026 driver role as F1 rival preferred

Schumacher is German and has a very desirable surname for carmaker Audi ahead of its F1 debut in 2026, but reports suggest another racer could be their preferred choice

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WEC Hypercar manufacturers to be given priority for LMGT3 entries

The WEC organisation has outlined its strategy for putting together the grid for LMGT3, which replaces the GTE Am class in 2024, while stressing that further discussions within the FIA Endurance Commission are required before any sign-off by the World Motor Sport Council.

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10 things we learned from the 2023 WEC 6 Hours of Portimao

Five manufacturers filled the top five positions after six hours of racing in Portimao on Sunday, but as in Sebring it was Toyota that claimed the spoils.

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Ferrari: Sainz Australian GP penalty review had sufficient new evidence

The FIA has dismissed the Scuderia petitioning Sainz’s five-second penalty that was awarded in Melbourne for the Spaniard hitting Fernando Alonso at the final standing restart.

Daily Mirror

Red Bull and Aston Martin get boost as FIA thwarts Ferrari Australian GP appeal

Carlos Sainz dropped out of the points places at the Australian GP thanks to a penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso, against which Ferrari launched an official protest

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FIA dismisses Sainz's F1 Australian GP penalty review

Ferrari had appealed to the governing body for a right to review in response to Sainz being handed a five-second penalty for tagging with Fernando Alonso during the final restart of the Melbourne race.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner snaps back at Ferrari chief's "premature" Red Bull comments

Red Bull are dominating the current Formula 1 season despite contending with their punishment for breaching the cost cap, which makes some believe it was not tough enough

Motorsport

Ferrari admits it was too conservative at WEC Portimao

Racing and test manager Giuliano Salvi conceded that the Italian manufacturer and the factory AF Corse team could have “pushed a bit more” on the second race outing for the 499P Le Mans Hypercar despite claiming second place with the entry shared by Antonio Fuoco, Nicklas Nielsen and Miguel Molina.

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Ferrari admits conservative approach at WEC Portimao

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Ferrari chief's brother in critical Twitter blast as "profound F1 changes" promised

Ferrari have endured a poor start to the new season, scoring just 26 points from three races with the mood having dipped since pre-season when all the noises coming from Maranello were optimistic

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner concerned as Mercedes and Ferrari F1 paddock rumours threaten Red Bull

Red Bull had it all their own way in the first three races of this F1 season, but team boss Horner is concerned that their Mercedes and Ferrari rivals may be well-placed to close the gap

Daily Mirror

Red Bull star rejected Ferrari move before career-defining Max Verstappen decision

Verstappen's call-up to Red Bull was a resounding success given his victory on debut and the dizzying heights the Dutchman has reached since, but it was a bitter blow for the man he replaced

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