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Monaco Grand Prix organisers insist race will retain spot on F1 calendar

Automobile Club de Monaco has said it is confident of a new deal for Monte Carlo to host F1 races ‘beyond 2022’

The Guardian - UK

F1's Governing Body Dismisses Criticism of Safety Car Speed

Formula One's governing body has dismissed criticisms of its safety car being too slow after drivers complained following the Australian Grand Prix last weekend. The FIA said in a statement on Thursday that the priority was not pleasing the drivers but ensuring safety on the track. "The FIA would like…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Drugovich tops three-day FIA F2 test at Barcelona

MP Motorsport’s Felipe Drugovich set the fastest time across the three days of FIA Formula 2 in-season testing in Barcelona.

Autosport

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FIA hits back at criticisms of ‘turtle’ Aston Martin F1 safety car

The FIA has dismissed criticisms from drivers that the Aston Martin Formula 1 safety car is too slow.

Motorsport

FIA hits back at criticisms of ‘turtle’ Aston Martin safety car

The FIA has dismissed criticisms from drivers that the Aston Martin Formula 1 safety car is too slow.

Autosport

Hamilton has 'no plans' to remove jewellery despite F1 clampdown

Lewis Hamilton has no plans to comply with the FIA’s clampdown on Formula 1 drivers wearing jewellery in cars – as some of his ear-rings cannot physically be removed.

Autosport

Hamilton: My jewellery will be staying despite F1 clampdown

Lewis Hamilton has no plans to comply with the FIA’s clampdown on Formula 1 drivers wearing jewellery in cars – as he says some of his ear-rings cannot physically be removed.

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De Oliveira: Moves to slow GT300-rules cars "not unexpected"

Moves to slow SUPER GT's GT300-rules cars ahead of the 2022 season are welcome but 'not unexpected' according to Kondo Racing's Joao Paulo de Oliveira.

Motorsport

Russian Driver Loses License After Alleged Nazi Salute Incident, FIA Investigating

FIA, motorsport’s ruling body, announced its investigation on Monday while the Italian Automobile Club withdrew the karter’s racing license on Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

Russian karter loses racing licence over alleged Nazi salute incident

The Italian Automobile Club has revoked the racing licence of Russian karter Artem Severiukhin following the controversy over his alleged Nazi salute on the podium of a European championship event.

Autosport

Russian karter loses racing licence over alleged Nazi salute

The Italian Automobile Club has revoked the racing licence of Russian karter Artem Severiukhin following the controversy over his alleged Nazi salute on the podium of a European championship event.

Motorsport

Russian karting champion, 15, breaks silence on podium Nazi salute with tearful apology

Artem Severiukhin was axed by his team after appearing to make a Nazi salute at the European Karting Championships in Portugal, and has now addressed his actions

Daily Mirror

Russian kart racer, 15, being investigated for alleged Nazi salute: ‘I’m stupid’

Artem Severyukhin has been dropped by his team, Ward Racing, following the incident

The Independent UK

Russian go-karter denies making Nazi salute on podium of FIA race after being sacked by team

A Russian go-karter has apologised after he was accused of making a Nazi salute while on the podium of an FIA race last weekend.

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Daily Mirror

Russian karting champion, 15, investigated by FIA for 'Nazi salute' on podium

Artem Severiukhin, 15, appeared to display the Nazi salute - which he denies - when taking to the podium at the European Karting Championships after winning the 11-15 race.

The Independent UK

‘I’m stupid’, says teenage Russian kart racer being investigated for alleged Nazi salute

Artem Severyukhin has been dropped by his team, Ward Racing, following the incident

Motorsport

Ten things we learned from the 2022 Australian Grand Prix

Formula 1 rolled into Albert Park for the first time since the cancelled 2020 event with a party atmosphere after some intense races in the Middle East. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc asserted his dominance as Max Verstappen suffered more mechanical anguish, while there were talking points aplenty up and down the…

The Guardian - UK

Toto Wolff says former race director Masi was liability to F1 and disrespectful

The Mercedes principal, Toto Wolff, is still unhappy with Michael Masi’s role in last season’s finale in Abu Dhabi, saying: ‘He has not properly reflected that he did something wrong’

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Australian Grand Prix

The Independent UK

Russian kart racer investigated after performing alleged Nazi salute on podium

Artem Severyukhin was competing under an Italian flag and made the gesture during the Italian national anthem

Motorsport

Russian karter faces FIA investigation over alleged Nazi salute

The FIA has launched an investigation into the behaviour of Russian karter Artem Severiukhin, who has been accused of showing a Nazi salute during a podium ceremony in Portugal last weekend.

Motorsport

Stroll says he 'doesn't get' Australian GP F1 weaving penalty

Lance Stroll has questioned what he called the “funny decisions” being made by the FIA Formula 1 race director and stewards after being penalised for weaving during the Australian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Stroll questions “funny decisions” after penalty for weaving in Australian GP

Lance Stroll has questioned what he called the “funny decisions” being made by the FIA Formula 1 race director and stewards after being penalised for weaving during the Australian Grand Prix.

The Times of India

Names of six Imran Khan aides added to stop list: Report

ISLAMABAD: The names of six key aides of ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan have been put on a stop list by Pakistan's top investigation agency to prevent them from leaving the country, according to a media report on Monday.

Autosport

F1 stewards suggest review of safety car protocols after Schumacher near-miss

The FIA stewards at Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix have suggested that future briefings should focus on how drivers safely maintain the mandated 10-length gap behind the safety car.

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