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Hansen: New electric World RX cars have "more potential" to unlock

Rallycross legend Kenneth Hansen says the FIA world championship’s new electric cars can be the fastest ever, but still have “more potential” to extract.

Autosport

How an overlooked underdog snatched an historic title

Watching from the pitwall at Monza, Felipe Drugovich was crowned FIA Formula 2 champion. But how did the MP Motorsport driver go from overlooked underdog to dominating the series in 2022?

Autosport

Shwartzman set for Ferrari FP1 debut at US Grand Prix

Ferrari test driver Robert Shwartzman will make his grand prix weekend debut at Formula 1's upcoming United States Grand Prix by taking part in FP1.

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Finalists revealed for 2022 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award

The four finalists who will contest the 2022 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award have been selected.

Autosport

Lewis Hamilton suffered from "horrible situation" as Ayrton Senna comparison made

Hamilton brought up his 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix heartbreak after an ending to last Sunday's race at Monza which would have stirred up bad memories for Mercedes

Daily Mirror

Sainz hits out at 100kg weight increase for Audi's Dakar contender

Carlos Sainz has expressed his frustration at the minimum weight of T1U cars being raised by 100kg for the 2023 Dakar Rally, saying rules are hurting electric cars such as the Audi.

Autosport

F1 teams failed to agree on plan to stop races ending under safety car

Formula 1 teams failed to agree on plans to stop races ending under the safety car amid discussions after last year’s Abu Dhabi controversy, according to Andreas Seidl.

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Italian GP was "a new low" for F1 as former champion slams "horrible" race management

Many were angered by the race at Monza being completed behind the safety car, including 1997 F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve who criticised the "sub-standard race management"

Daily Mirror

Herta poised for Alpine test as AlphaTauri F1 interest continues

Colton Herta is being lined up for a private test with the Alpine team amid Red Bull’s push to get him in to Formula 1, Motorsport.com has learned.

Motorsport

How F1 rules ignored in Abu Dhabi meant no Italian GP restart

Formula 1’s controversial safety car finish at the Italian Grand Prix has served to re-open wounds for many fans over what happened in Abu Dhabi last year.

Motorsport

Ten things we learned at the 2022 F1 Italian Grand Prix

As Max Verstappen's bid to claim a second Formula 1 title gathers steam, the Italian Grand Prix played host to a fifth consecutive win for the Dutchman. It also featured safety car controversy, a true super-sub appearance and more silly season twists. Here's the 10 things we learned from the…

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix

Autosport

F1 Italian GP should have been red flagged, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

Autosport

Max Verstappen issues blunt response to furious Ferrari fans who booed him at Italian GP

Red Bull star Verstappen was not a popular race winner among the gathered Tifosi at Monza, who had come out hoping Charles Leclerc could provide a famous Ferrari victory

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The Guardian - UK

F1 team chiefs and FIA hold summit over Italian GP safety car controversy

Formula One team chiefs met with the FIA on Monday for a summit meeting with the controversial finish to Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix top of the agenda

Autosport

Wolff: Abu Dhabi gave FIA confidence to make right calls in Italian GP

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has backed the decisions made by FIA officials in race control at the end of the Italian Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

F1 Italian GP: Lewis Hamilton admits Max Verstappen is ‘almost unbeatable’ as safety car issues continue

The rule changes for the 2022 season were supposed to close up the grid and create greater overtaking opportunities.

Motorsport

FIA should have red-flagged F1 Italian GP, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

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Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton echoes Toto Wolff and takes swipe at FIA over Abu Dhabi fiasco after Monza

The Italian Grand Prix ended with a controversial use of the safety car – which immediately sparked comparisons to the way Lewis Hamilton lost last year's F1 title to Max Verstappen

Motorsport

Wolff: Abu Dhabi gave FIA confidence to make right Monza F1 calls

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has backed the decisions made by FIA officials in race control at the end of the Italian Grand Prix.

The Guardian - UK

Hamilton aims dig at FIA after safety car ending in Monza ‘brings memories back’

Lewis Hamilton damningly observed how the safety car ending of the Italian Grand Prix stood in stark contrast to the conclusion to last season’s finale in Abu Dhabi

Sports Illustrated

Verstappen Spoils Ferrari Homecoming Despite Leclerc’s Surge

The Red Bull driver has now won five races in a row, and mathematically, he could clinch the world championship title at Singapore.

Motorsport

Ferrari says FIA should've done a "better job" with F1 Italian GP safety car

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the FIA should have done a better job with the safety car at the end of Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff brings up Abu Dhabi fiasco as FIA issues response to another safety car mess

The Italian Grand Prix ended on a sour note and behind a safety car, but as Ferrari raged that it was unfair, Mercedes chief Wolff pointed out that the FIA has learned from experience

Evening Standard

FIA explain why Italian Grand Prix ended behind the safety car as Charles Leclerc denied shot at Monza win

The Italian Grand Prix ended behind the safety car because of difficulties in marshals moving Daniel Ricciardo’s stricken McLaren, according to the FIA.

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