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Haas F1 team demands explanation for controversial Bearman Q1 exit

Haas has asked the FIA for written clarification after Oliver Bearman was kicked out of qualifying for Formula 1's Emilia Romagna GP during the first session.

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Unhappy Haas F1 team demands Oliver Bearman Q1 explanation from FIA

Haas has asked the FIA for written clarification after Oliver Bearman was kicked out of qualifying for Formula 1's Emilia Romagna GP during the first session.

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Inside the (Brad) Pitt lane: How Williams Racing helped bring F1 The Movie to life

The British team’ rich heritage made them the ideal partner for the production

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Oliver Bearman slams FIA for “totally unfair” Imola GP qualifying

British racer Oliver Bearman slammed the FIA after his fastest lap in qualifying for the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix was deleted due to a late red flag in the session. The Haas driver says he wasn’t notified of the red flag until “quite a way after I crossed the line”. Update: FIA…

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Bearman slams FIA for “totally unfair” Imola GP qualifying

Autosport

How Vandoorne splashed to Formula E victory in treacherous Tokyo opener

Stoffel Vandoorne delivered Maserati its first win of the Formula E season with a strategic masterstroke from 14th on the grid. In a disrupted Tokyo E-Prix, he executed a well-timed Pit Boost just before a red flag intervention to take the win.

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Skid marks, swear jars and an early night: welcome to sport’s nanny state

The big names are getting younger at the same time the infantilisation of sport grows apace

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Meet the brain behind McLaren’s F1 rocketship – with rivals playing catch-up at Imola

Andrea Stella spent more than a decade at Ferrari but is now thriving in his role as McLaren team principal

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George Russell scornful of ‘crazy’ FIA’s retreat on swearing drivers

George Russell dismissed the FIA’s relaxation of its stance on swearing drivers saying the hard line was ‘ridiculous in the first place’

The Guardian - UK

Hamilton and Russell blast FIA president’s swearing ban U-turn

Lewis Hamilton has piled into the FIA president’s decision to row back on his swearing ban - saying the whole “ridiculous” situation is “a mess”.

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Lewis Hamilton and George Russell blast FIA president’s swearing ban U-turn

Lewis Hamilton has piled into the FIA president’s decision to row back on his swearing ban - saying the whole “ridiculous” situation is “a mess”.

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Hamilton's dad Anthony set to receive official FIA young driver role

Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony is set to receive an official role at the FIA helping the governing body with its young driver programme.

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Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony set to receive official FIA young driver role

Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony is set to receive an official role at the FIA helping the governing body with its young driver programme.

Motorsport

Ogier backs fellow WRC champion Sainz Sr for FIA president

Sebastien Ogier has voiced support for Carlos Sainz Sr should the World Rally Championship legend decide to run for FIA president.

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Sebastien Ogier throws support behind possible Carlos Sainz Sr FIA presidency bid

Sebastien Ogier has voiced support for Carlos Sainz Sr should the World Rally Championship legend decide to run for FIA president.

Motorsport

Carlos Sainz Jr dismisses conflict of interest claim in Sainz Sr's mooted FIA presidential bid

Carlos Sainz has explained some of the rationale behind his father and two-time world rally champion Carlos Sainz Sr considering running for FIA president - while also believing there would be no conflict of interest given he races in Formula 1.

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Sainz foresees no conflict of interest in Sainz Sr's mooted FIA presidential bid

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FIA backs down in F1 swearing row by cutting drivers’ fines in half

Efforts to clean up Formula One’s act have taken a more tolerant turn with the FIA cutting by 50% the maximum penalties for drivers’ swearing

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Could Carlos Sainz Sr be blocked from standing for FIA presidential election?

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is alleged to be pushing through further changes to the statutes of motorsport’s governing body – which could prevent candidates from running against him.

Autosport

FIA revises driver swearing penalties

The FIA has revised the penalties in Appendix B of its International Sporting Code, thus reducing the potential fines for drivers caught swearing, with mechanisms also in place for suspended penalties and mitigating circumstances.

Motorsport

FIA revises driver swearing penalties after all

Autosport

Vowles supports bid of Sainz Sr to become FIA president

Williams team principal James Vowles has backed any potential FIA presidential campaign from Carlos Sainz Sr, stating that the two-time World Rally champion would be a 'good fit'.

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James Vowles: Carlos Sainz Sr would be a 'good fit' as FIA president

Williams team principal James Vowles has backed any potential FIA presidential campaign from Carlos Sainz Sr, stating that the two-time World Rally champion would be a 'good fit'.

Autosport

Why Imola F1 race is the acid test for radical tyre plan

Pirelli’s greatest challenge since becoming Formula 1’s sole tyre supplier in 2011 has been to reconcile its brief – to deliver tyres whose performance drops off sharply beyond a given point – with the drivers’ desire to have rubber which they can push on through an entire stint. These two…

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Why Imola F1 race is the acid test for radical tire plan

Pirelli’s greatest challenge since becoming Formula 1’s sole tire supplier in 2011 has been to reconcile its brief – to deliver tires whose performance drops off sharply beyond a given point – with the drivers’ desire to have rubber which they can push on through an entire stint. These two…

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