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Flavio Briatore: Alpine “want to be title contenders” in 2027

Flavio Briatore a réaffirmé ses ambitions pou

Motorsport

Briatore targeting Alpine F1 wins in 2026 and a title challenge from 2027

Flavio Briatore’s presence in the Formula 1 paddock may split opinion – but the Italian knows how to win and now he insists Alpine has “no excuses” to not target victories in 2026 and titles following season.

Autosport

Cash, cars and contraband: tobacco raids target shops

A black market crackdown has uncovered a secret tobacco store and fake wall full of money, seizing almost $500,000 in cash and assets including a Mercedes.

AAP

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Susie Wolff: ‘F1 is not a man’s world anymore’

EXCLUSIVE: Wolff, managing director of the all-female racing series F1 Academy, speaks to Kieran Jackson about the growing number of women in motorsport and when she is targeting a female driver on the grid

The Independent UK

Verstappen Hoping Rule Change Can Propel His Title Charge

Max Verstappen returns to the scene of his maiden Formula One victory chasing his fourth consecutive Spanish success this weekend with his Red Bull team hoping a rule change will end McLaren's supremacy.

International Business Times

DTM leader Auer laments “s***** race” after Wittmann collision

After ninth place in Sunday’s DTM race at the Lausitzring, Lucas Auer’s lead in the overall standings has shrunk to six points. And from the Landgraf Mercedes driver's point of view, two-time champion Marco Wittmann is clearly to blame.

Autosport

“A shitty race”: DTM leader Lucas Auer rants after Marco Wittmann collision

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Exclusive: Sauber stalwart Zehnder on 601 consecutive F1 races

In Imola, Sauber celebrated its 600th grand prix, from its humble Formula 1 beginnings in 1993 through a rollercoaster of manufacturer and independent stints before morphing into the Audi works team next year. One man was there for every single race, and as Sauber celebrated its anniversary, so did long-time…

Autosport

Interview: Sauber talisman Beat Zehnder on 601 consecutive races in F1

Motorsport

The most anticipated new EVs coming to Europe in 2025

From retro icons to tech-rich trailblazers, these are the electric cars set to make waves - and turn wheels - in the weeks and months ahead.

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How Liam Lawson's hold-up play affected the Monaco GP

One of the great mysteries prior to this year's Monaco Grand Prix had lain in how Formula 1's teams would execute a second stop for tyres – especially without the impact of a safety car.

Autosport

Gotz/Tse back in title frame after triumphant British GT Oulton Park weekend

Maximilian Gotz and Kevin Tse reignited their 2025 British GT3 title challenge after taking a win and runner-up finish to Hugo Cook and Rob Collard at Oulton Park on Bank Holiday Monday.

Autosport

Audi admits it won't have the best F1 engine in 2026

The next 12 months will be pivotal for the Sauber team, with the outfit bracing itself for the arrival of Formula 1’s sweeping new regulations and preparing to become Audi’s factory team. Audi will develop the engine, which F1 lead Mattia Binotto warns won’t be “the best” on the grid.

Motorsport

Binotto admits Audi “won't have the best power unit” in 2026

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How Liam Lawson's slow-down tactics affected the Monaco GP

One of the great mysteries prior to this year's Monaco Grand Prix had lain in how Formula 1's teams would execute a second stop for tyres – especially without the impact of a safety car.

Autosport

Why the Monaco GP pitstop rule didn't work due to the major problem F1 cannot fix

After last year's Monaco “procession” – as Red Bull team principal Christian Horner called it – Formula 1 and the FIA felt the need to try ‘something’ for this year's grand prix.

Motorsport

Did F1's Monaco GP pitstop rule work, and is there a better idea?

After last year's Monaco “procession” – as Red Bull team principal Christian Horner called it – Formula 1 and the FIA felt the need to try ‘something’ for this year's grand prix.

The Guardian - UK

F1 team heads call for Monaco to ‘move with the times’ and make track change

Christian Horner and Toto Wolff have called for layout changes to allow overtaking after new two-stop rule fell flat at Monaco GP

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The Independent UK

Toto Wolff says different perspective needed as he defends Monaco Grand Prix

The FIA’s new two pit-stop strategy did not affect the order of the leading cars.

Motorsport

Should F1 make the Monaco GP a qualifying contest? George Russell thinks so

George Russell thinks a radical Monaco Grand Prix format change might be needed after a failed Formula 1 rules experiment.

Autosport

Russell: F1 should make Monaco GP a qualifying race

George Russell thinks a radical Monaco Grand Prix format change might be needed after a failed Formula 1 rules experiment.

Motorsport

Who slept worst last night: Frederic Vasseur

Leclerc finished second in the Monaco GP, but Vasseur will have had much to ponder in the aftermath – including his role in advocating the two-stop rule

Evening Standard

F1: Lando Norris wins Monaco Grand Prix to cut Oscar Piastri's title lead to three points

McLaren driver held off home favourite Charles Leclerc

Motorsport

Winners and losers from F1's 2025 Monaco GP

While Monaco is known as a gambling haven, its Formula 1 grand prix is generally a meritocracy rather than one defined by being dealt a good hand. Qualifying on pole is usually a recipe for success on Sunday, and even F1's best efforts to try something different by mandating two…

Autosport

Wolff reveals "I'm sorry" text from Vowles as Williams adds to Mercedes' woes in Monaco

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed a text exchange during the Monaco Grand Prix with Williams counterpart James Vowles who apologised for his drivers backing up George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

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