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How can F1 break the deadlock over competing cost cap desires?

We’re already in June with seven races of the 2022 Formula 1 season completed and there's still no sign of any agreement on an upward adjustment to the cost cap.

Autosport

Binotto: Leclerc enhances ‘myth’ of Ferrari like Gilles Villeneuve

Mattia Binotto believes Charles Leclerc helps to “enhance the myth” of Ferrari in Formula 1 in a similar way to Gilles Villeneuve, one of the Scuderia’s best-loved drivers.

Autosport

WRC Sardinia: Tanak holds commanding lead amid red flag confusion

Hyundai’s Ott Tanak moved into a commanding Rally Sardinia lead after dominating Saturday’s stages before a red flag triggered confusion on the final test.

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Porsche has "score to settle" in last Le Mans GTE Pro outing

Porsche says it has a 'score to settle' on what it has confirmed will be its final outing in the GTE Pro class of the Le Mans 24 Hours next weekend.

Motorsport

Alpine's Lapierre hopeful of closer Le Mans battle with Toyota

Alpine driver Nicolas Lapierre is hopeful that the French marque can provide a sterner challenge for Toyota in this year's Le Mans 24 Hours than it was able to offer in 2021.

Motorsport

Evans to rejoin WRC Rally Sardinia to salvage points

Elfyn Evans is set to rejoin Rally Sardinia after Toyota successfully completed a repair on a water leak that forced the Welshman to retire on Friday morning.

Autosport

Can Delage Be The Next Bugatti? CEO Laurent Tapie Thinks So

We interview the enthusiast turned automotive exec and talk about his next-big-thing French hypercar brand.

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Wehrlein handed five-place grid drop for Jakarta Formula E after DCDC unit repair

Pascal Wehrlein has been handed a five-place grid penalty for Saturday's Jakarta E-Prix, following a repair to his Porsche Formula E car's DCDC converter.

Autosport

Wehrlein handed Jakarta FE grid drop after DCDC unit repair

Pascal Wehrlein has been handed a five-place grid penalty for Saturday's Jakarta E-Prix, following a repair to his Porsche Formula E car's DCDC converter.

Motorsport

WRC drivers frustrated by “dangerous” hanging dust in Sardinia

World Rally Championship drivers have issued widespread criticism of the “dangerous” Rally Sardinia stage conditions caused by hanging dust.

Autosport

WRC teams make car modifications to combat cockpit temperatures

World Rally Championship teams have made modifications to their cars in a bid to reduce concerning cockpit temperatures ahead this weekend's Rally Sardinia.

Autosport

FIA announces exit of F1 executive director Bayer

The FIA has announced that its secretary general for sport and Formula 1 executive director, Peter Bayer, has left the governing body.

Autosport

FIA accused of 'favouritism' towards Lewis Hamilton after Monaco GP collision

Esteban Ocon was left furious after he was handed a time penalty in the middle of the race in Monte Carlo, which was handed out after a collision the Frenchman had with Hamilton

Daily Mirror

Why the WTCR's Nurburgring cancellation was “the least worst decision”

The World Touring Car Cup hit the headlines for the wrong reasons last weekend. Both races at the Nurburgring Nordschleife were cancelled at the 11th hour amid concerns about the Goodyear tyres, after multiple failures in practice and qualifying. Here’s how events played out and what the next steps are…

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The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull Monaco F1 protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

Motorsport

The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

The Guardian - UK

F1 schism with FIA deepens after controversial decisions in Monaco

Formula One’s owners are understood to be deeply dissatisfied with the sport’s governing body, the FIA

Motorsport

Ten things we learned from the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix

After being ordered to allow Max Verstappen through to win the Spanish Grand Prix, Sergio Perez took his first win of the season in Monaco as the Red Bull driver capitalised on a Ferrari strategy bungle that cost Charles Leclerc dear. As Mercedes' Barcelona step forward was quickly forgotten and…

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix

Motorsport

Horner: Chaotic Monaco start delay should be reviewed

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner says the decisions made by the FIA around the start procedure of the Formula 1 Monaco GP should be reviewed.

Autosport

Horner: F1 needs to review "chaotic" Monaco GP start delay

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the decisions made by the FIA around the start procedure of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix should be reviewed.

The Guardian - UK

Lewis Hamilton criticises FIA for delaying Monaco Grand Prix start

Lewis Hamilton said: ‘Weather is not a good enough reason to not race,’ while Toto Wolff said the rain led to TV broadcasting problems

Sports Illustrated

FIA Rejects Ferrari’s Protests Against Perez, Verstappen

The Monaco Grand Prix results will stand with the Mexican driver taking first and the Dutchman in third.

Motorsport

Power outage delayed Monaco start, prevented standing restarts

A power outage impacting the systems and panels on the Formula 1 grid contributed to the delayed start in Monaco and prevented standing restarts after the red flags.

Autosport

Power outage on F1 grid contributed to Monaco GP delays, prevented standing restarts

A power outage impacting the systems and panels on the Formula 1 grid contributed to the delayed start in Monaco and prevented standing restarts after the red flags.

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