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Why Hamilton's F1 Dutch GP infraction caused a penalty for Monza

Lewis Hamilton's Sunday at Zandvoort went from bad to worse. After ending his race in a crash, he also received a five-place grid drop for Monza – for something he’d done even before the start

Autosport

'Partnership Not Pants': Motorsport Boss Candidate Seeks Culture Change

The only candidate to take over the stewardship of motorsport has called for a change of culture after several high-profile clashes between Formula One drivers and incumbent boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

International Business Times

$Hamilton receives F1 Italian GP grid penalty after pre-race Dutch GP infraction$

Hamilton receives F1 Italian GP grid penalty after pre-race Dutch GP infraction

Lewis Hamilton gets slapped on the wrist for his driving on the laps to the grid at F1's Dutch Grand Prix

Autosport

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Pre-race Dutch GP infractions earn Lewis Hamilton a five-place Italy grid drop

Lewis Hamilton gets slapped on the wrist for his driving on the laps to the grid at F1's Dutch Grand Prix

Motorsport

How wild swings in sim data are skewing a vital area of 2026 F1 development

With a deadline looming to finalise the 2026 tyre compounds, Pirelli has revealed it is receiving wildly different estimates of aerodynamic loading for the new cars

Autosport

Why Pirelli is having to work on “worst-case scenario” for F1 2026

With a deadline looming to finalise the 2026 tyre compounds, Pirelli has revealed it is receiving wildly different estimates of aerodynamic loading for the new cars

Motorsport

Why George Russell is "very confident" in Mercedes' new F1 engine for 2026

George Russell says he has great confidence in Mercedes’ new power unit for 2026. However, he knows McLaren will be running the same engine and believes the factory team will only have a “minimal” packaging advantage

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Russell confident Mercedes will have the best F1 2026 engine - but is wary of customer teams

Autosport

FIA promises WRC investment following commercial rights sale

An all-new commercial rights contract will lead to re-investment into the WRC

Autosport

F1 teams, drivers, FIA comment on rumored 400 km/h (248 mph) top speeds in 2026

Suggestions from Mercedes' Toto Wolff that 2026 F1 cars could skirt the 400km/h barrier raised eyebrows. We asked drivers and the FIA to weigh in

Motorsport

Will 2026 F1 cars really reach 400km/h? - Wolff's comments explained

Suggestions from Mercedes' Toto Wolff that 2026 F1 cars could skirt the 400km/h barrier raised eyebrows over the past week, with drivers and the FIA weighing in on the topic

Autosport

Everything we’re excited for in the second half of F1's 2025 season

F1 returns from its summer break this week, and these are the storylines that we’re excited to see unfold over the last 10 races of the 2025 Formula 1 season

Motorsport

What to look forward to in the second half of F1 2025

As F1 returns from the summer break, what storylines should we be getting excited about ahead of the last 10 races of the year? Our writers have their say...

Autosport

'We don't want a chess game' - FIA responds to claims F1’s 2026 cars are too complex

The FIA dubbed complaints about the 2026 F1 cars “premature”, adding that it is seeking a balance between speed and strategy in the series

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Will F1 get too complex in 2026? FIA responds to driver concerns after simulator runs

Nikolas Tombazis calls some of the complaints about the 2026 rules “premature.” The FIA is seeking a balance: F1 must not become a game of chess, but shouldn’t be too simple either. Do smart drivers have an advantage?

Motorsport

FIA “surprised” by focus on lap times as it reveals just how slow 2026 F1 cars could be

The FIA says it has been “surprised” by the focus on lap times for the new 2026 Formula 1 cars, which it admitted could be “between one and two-and-a-half seconds slower”

Autosport

How much slower will F1's new cars be? FIA shares first indication ahead of 2026

The FIA is surprised by concerns that the new F1 cars will be considerably slower. According to the governing body, fans will get used to the 2026 machinery, and a doomsday scenario about F2 lap times is 'definitely' not on the table

Autosport

FIA announces tender process for new WRC promoter

The World Rally Championship promoter has been seeking a buyer for more than a year

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Five failed Formula 1 entries that never made it to the grid

As rumours swirl of an improbable return of the Caterham name to Formula 1, we round up five other fledgling F1 projects that never made it to the grid

Autosport

"Show me the money!" Five F1 entries that went nowhere

As news circulates of an improbable return of the Caterham name to the grid, we take a look at five other quixotic F1 projects

The Independent UK

F1 boss open to prospect of ‘reverse grids’ at future races

Currently, all Formula 2 and Formula 3 events involve reverse grid races in their schedule

Motorsport

FIA still working on new F1 rules to prevent "unnatural things" on-track in 2026

Nikolas Tombazis states that the F1 regulations for 2026 are still a work in progress, as the FIA wants to prevent unnatural things: “We absolutely don't want drivers to lift off on the straights”

Autosport

F1 2026 rules still "evolving" to prevent "unnatural things" on track, says FIA

Motorsport

Sauber boss backs new crop of team principals to act in F1's best interest

Sauber's Jonathan Wheatley is confident the latest crop of F1 team bosses will act in the "interest of the sport" as they square off in F1 Commission meetings.

Autosport

Why Wheatley expects new crop of team bosses to act in F1's best interest

Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley will compete against many familiar faces as long-time Renault allies Alan Permane and Steve Nielsen step up to F1 team boss roles

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