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Is F1 heading for a budget cap showdown over Red Bull and Ferrari development war?

Formula 1 has long been a hotbed of innuendo and accusation, with teams suggesting that a quick rival has a bendy front wing or an unusual straightline speed advantage.

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What Miami F1 spectacle will and won't change for British GP

Miami’s fake marina, its Hard Rock Beach Club, the celeb fest and massive hype created a buzz around a new Formula 1 race that had not been seen for years.

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How Mortara ended a long drought to revive Formula E title challenge

Venturi racer Edoardo Mortara had to wait 54 races before his first Formula E pole position. But two in as many races in Berlin last weekend helped him to secure a victory and a second place that have thrust the Swiss right back into the title battle as Mercedes power…

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Top five Spanish F1 drivers ranked: Alonso, Sainz and more

As Formula 1 heads to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix, we take a look at the homegrown talent that has graced the championship over the years

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Why Sebastian Vettel is the voice the world needs

OPINION: The four-time world champion made an appearance on UK TV last week, proving to be more eloquent and honest than certain other guests, while also outlining his value to Formula 1 as a vocal and honest ambassador

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How Formula E helped change motorsport

The all-electric single-seater series has been a remarkable pioneer since it began in 2014. Its sustainability message has extended across the motorsport industry, leading several series to follow suit in electrifying, while also breaking out beyond the racing world into the vehicles we'll be able to buy for the road...

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Why Miami’s "necessary evil" F1 chicane won’t be a 2023 easy fix

Several Formula 1 drivers have called for the Miami International Autodrome’s tight chicane to be changed for next year, but revisions would not be straightforward.

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Di Grassi: Formula E Gen3 specs "amazing" but design could be "more futuristic"

OPINION: In his pre-Berlin column for Autosport, 2016-17 Formula E champion Lucas Di Grassi explains what he’d change with the new Gen3 racers and reflects on his experience of switching to Venturi

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How Formula E's path to Gen3 and beyond reflects its ambition

The next incarnation of Formula E car that will be racing later this year moves the game on considerably. The Gen3 car is smaller, lighter, faster, more powerful and more sustainable than the current machines and underlines how the championship's machinery has evolved in line with the series' growth in…

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Why Miami's first F1 race could never live up to its mega hype

OPINION: With a former first lady of America, the king of basketball and the GOAT of all NFL quarterbacks in the house, the on-track Miami GP show was never going to outshine the off-track A-listers

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Why IndyCar's Dutch ace can bring glory to Ed Carpenter Racing

OPINION: He may only be an outsider for the IndyCar title in 2022, but Rinus Van Kalmthout is convinced that Ed Carpenter Racing is on a path to take on the series' greatest teams. The Dutch star and his race engineer Matt Barnes explain why they believe their hopes are…

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Why Miami’s first F1 race could never live up to its mega hype

OPINION: With a former first lady of America, the king of basketball and the GOAT of all NFL quarterbacks in the house, the on-track Miami GP show was never going to outshine the off-track A-listers.

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Why Rinus VeeKay can bring glory to Ed Carpenter Racing

He may only be an outsider for the IndyCar title – at least in 2022 – but Rinus VeeKay is convinced that Ed Carpenter Racing is on a path to take on the sport’s greatest teams. The Dutch star and his race engineer Matt Barnes tell David Malsher-Lopez of their realistic…

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Ricciardo: Weight saving on drink made Miami F1 race even tougher

Daniel Ricciardo admits that his Miami Grand Prix was made even tougher because the Australian's McLaren Formula 1 team cut back on his drink allocation to save weight.

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How Julius Baer became a key advocate for Formula E

The partnership between Formula E and Julius Baer has been a long and fruitful one, as Marco Parroni explains to Autosport

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Miami Grand Prix

Max Verstappen made it two wins on the trot in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix, as Red Bull continued its fightback against Ferrari in front of a celebrity-packed crowd. As Mercedes' struggles continued and Williams' new star produced another haul of points, there were talking points aplenty. Here are the…

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Why Miami's "mistake generators" set its F1 track apart

It is widely understood that Formula 1 tracks can appear deceptive on television with the small screen doing little justice to what they are like in real life.

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The untold Gilles Villeneuve story from inside Ferrari

On the 40th anniversary of Gilles Villeneuve's death, Formula 1 remembers a legend of its history. In a freshly uncovered interview from 1996, Ferrari chief designer Harvey Postlethwaite provides insight into Villeneuve, his relationship with team-mate Didier Pironi and his impact at Ferrari

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Perez brands Miami track surface “a joke” as drivers fear poor race

Formula 1 drivers have criticised the surface of the new Miami GP track, leading to Red Bull driver Sergio Perez calling it “a joke.”

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From Vice to F1: The story of Miami's other grands prix

Formula 1 might be visiting a new venue in Miami this weekend but the city has plenty of motorsport history from a diverse range of categories over the years

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The F1 races in the US that didn't work: Indianapolis, Dallas & more

As Formula 1 prepares for its latest new track in the United States with the inaugural Miami Grand Prix this weekend, it acts as a cautious reminder about past venues which failed to meet expectations over the years. Here’s a look at the US tracks which didn’t work out for…

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How IndyCar's newest champion is becoming even more formidable

Other IndyCar drivers may have stolen the headlines so far this year, but reigning champion Alex Palou heads the points table. Just four rounds into the 2022 campaign, and ominously for his rivals, the Spaniard believes he's already more formidable than last season

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Why Alex Palou is more formidable than ever in 2022

Other IndyCar drivers have stolen the headlines, but four rounds into the 2022 season, it’s the defending champion Alex Palou who heads the points table. He spoke to David Malsher-Lopez about self-improvement – what he’s done and what still needs work.

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Why the Miami Grand Prix weekend will be a game changer for F1

After many decades of questions if Formula 1 would ever make it big in the United States, confirmation it has done so will come in Miami this weekend.

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Why the Miami Grand Prix weekend will be an F1 game changer

After decades where many questioned whether or not Formula 1 would ever make it big in the United States, confirmation it has done so will come in Miami this weekend.

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