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How an 18-year-old incident triggered Norris’ ‘unsportsmanlike’ F1 penalty

Norris was penalised in Montreal for slowing down too much behind the safety car from the hairpin to the pitlane, thereby purposefully opening up a gap to team-mate Oscar Piastri so McLaren could perform a double pitstop without Norris risking losing a position to Charles Leclerc.

Motorsport

Max Verstappen snaps back as Lewis Hamilton demands F1 rule change – "Life is unfair"

Mercedes driver Hamilton wants the FIA to step in to prevent Red Bull launching an era of F1 dominance – but that demand did not go down particularly well with rival Verstappen

Daily Mirror

F1 rule changes ahead of Austrian GP as FIA clamp down after Lando Norris incident

A change to the already-divisive Sprint format was made at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix earlier this year, and there has been a further tweak to the wording of the rules

Daily Mirror

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Lewis Hamilton demands FIA rule change as Red Bull have advantage for 2024 F1 season

Red Bull have been head and shoulders above all their F1 rivals so far this season, and their dominance has put them in a strong position to repeat the trick in 2024

Daily Mirror

FIA tweaks F1 sprint qualifying tyres rules to avoid inters farce

As the rules were originally written, drivers were obliged to use new medium tyres in Saturday’s SQ1 and SQ2 sessions, and then new softs on SQ3.

Autosport

FIA tweaks F1 sprint qualifying tyre rules to avoid inters farce

The change means that teams won't pursue clever tyre usage strategies that could see them running intermediate tyres in a dry session.

Motorsport

How teams are trying to unpick the good intent of F1’s new rules era

The idea was logical that if there was less disturbed air thrown up by cars then this should allow some closer racing.

Motorsport

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Allison: "Way too early to judge" F1 cost cap impact

The FIA introduced spending limits for the 2021 season with the long-term goal of making the series more tightly contested by working to limit the leading teams’ ability to outspend the rest of the grid.

Autosport

Why Safari Rally Kenya’s unique challenge is imperative for the WRC

In recent weeks plenty of discussion and brainstorming has focused on how rallying’s top tier can be improved on several levels. This has largely been orchestrated by current World Rally Championship drivers who believe it is time for the discipline to make changes to grow. Technical and sporting regulations, event…

Autosport

AlphaTauri to be rebranded in F1 2024, says Marko

AlphaTauri is in-line for a management restructure as long-serving team boss Franz Tost will step aside at the end of the campaign to be replaced by respected Ferrari racing director Laurent Mekies.

Autosport

Why A1GP alumni want to see motorsport’s World Cup resurrected

We’ve been here before, of course. Multiple times in fact. Talks of reviving the A1GP ‘World Cup of Motorsport’ since its demise in 2009 have invariably led to nothing down the years, the closest thing to a resurrection coming in the form of the even more short-lived Formula Acceleration 1…

Autosport

A humble RFID scanner is at the center of a fresh scandal in Formula 1's all-electric alternative

One of the team's drivers said they weren't trying to "steal data" from rivals.

PC Gamer

FIA now interviewing non-F1 personnel to ensure cost cap compliance

As reported by Motorsport.com last week, the FIA has closed off a potential loophole that some teams may have been using in getting personnel outside of their main F1 team to help work on car design and development projects.

Motorsport

FIA interviewing non-F1 personnel to ensure cost cap compliance

As reported by Autosport last week, the FIA has closed off a potential loophole that some teams may have been using in getting personnel outside of their main F1 team to help work on car design and development projects.

Autosport

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FIA affirms position on illegal WRC recceing after Neuville exclusion

Neuville was excluded from the event last weekend, where he finished eighth, after stewards determined a “person connected with the crew travelled on or over the route of two Special Stages, after reconnaissance, without authorisation” following the official pre-event recce.

Autosport

Alpine is addressing but not “panicking” about F1 reliability niggles

Pierre Gasly caused an early red flag during first practice for the recent Canadian Grand Prix when he stopped with what he reported to be a driveshaft failure. But it has since transpired that the “freak” fault came with the steering wheel losing its power supply and engaging the clutch.

Autosport

Hitech submits application for 2026 F1 entry as it announces new investor

The Silverstone-based squad, which currently races in F2, F3 and F4, announced on Monday that its parent company Hitech Global Holdings Limited had sold a 25% stake to Kazakh businessman Vladimir Kim.

Motorsport

Hitech confirms F1 bid as it announces major new investor

The Silverstone-based squad, which currently races in F2, F3 and F4, announced on Monday that its parent company Hitech Global Holdings Limited had sold a 25 percent stake to Kazakh businessman Vladimir Kim.

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Neuville excluded from WRC Safari Rally Kenya for recce rules breach

Neuville and co-driver Martijn Wydaeghe have lost eighth place and the five bonus points for winning the rally-ending powerstage after FIA stewards determined that a “person connected with the crew travelled on or over the route of two Special Stages, after reconnaissance, without authorisation.”

Motorsport

"I still get nervous": Maylander on 24 years in F1's safety car

At the 1973 Canadian Grand Prix a Porsche pace car intervened for the first time after a collision between Francois Cevert and Jody Scheckter.

Motorsport

F1 tyre tender “more complicated” as Pirelli faces Bridgestone competition

The FIA recently opened the tender for the F1 tyre contract from 2025 to 2027, with an option for it to be extended by another year.

The Hindu

‘Track to road’, net zero carbon, fun racing: is Formula E delivering?

The all-electric single-seater series was created to show that racing can be road-relevant, sustainable and exciting. Nine seasons in, how has it progressed? And what challenges does it face?

Autosport

F1 tyre tender “more complicated” as Pirelli faces Bridgestone competition

The FIA recently opened the tender for the F1 tyre contract from 2025 to 2027, with an option for it to be extended by another year.

Autosport

FIA launches new electric GT category

The category to be known as Electric Sport Vehicle will be open to GT machinery and what the governing body is describing as “coupe-shaped sports sedans” with a minimum power output of 300kW (402bhp) in standard form.

Motorsport

F1 cost cap loophole closed off by FIA

As part of what sources have suggested is a ramped-up effort by motor racing’s governing body to ensure compliance with the cost cap rules, it has now stepped in regarding the use of special project divisions outside of F1 teams that some suspected were being used to help find performance…

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