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F1 hits the limit with record 24-race calendar unveiled for 2023 season

Formula One’s calendar for 2023 has been announced with a record number of 24 races, the maximum allowed under the current commercial agreement with the teams

The Guardian - UK

How a gyro camera became latest F1’s latest TV innovation

Technology never stands still for the Formula 1 teams, and the same goes for the organisation that broadcasts the races around the world.

Autosport

Monza ‘regret’ over poor fan experience prompts fresh questions over its F1 future

Italian Grand Prix chiefs have expressed their ‘regret’ at the frustrations Formula 1 fans endured at Monza last weekend, as fresh questions emerge about the future of the race.

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F1 chief suggests more big changes including reverse grids and points for practice

One huge change to the sport has already been made over the last couple of years with the introduction of the short-form Sprint format, but there may be more where that came from

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton and F1 pay respects to the Queen with mark of respect at Italian GP

The drivers, along with F1 chief Stefano Domenicali, took part in a minute's silence ahead of free practice at Monza on Friday, and will do so again before Sunday's race

Daily Mirror

Red Bull plans thrust into doubt as F1 chief demands the FIA "respect the rules"

AlphaTauri look likely to need to replace Pierre Gasly for next season and want IndyCar star Colton Herta, but the FIA has the final say on whether or not he can race in F1

Daily Mirror

Horner: Herta only choice to replace Gasly in Red Bull F1 camp

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has indicated that Pierre Gasly won’t be released to join Alpine unless “exciting talent” Colton Herta is granted a superlicence.

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Horner: Herta only choice to replace Gasly in Red Bull camp

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has indicated that Pierre Gasly won’t be released to join Alpine unless “exciting talent” Colton Herta is granted a superlicence.

Autosport

Belgian GP survives axe from 2023 F1 calendar following fears over iconic race's future

The 2023 Formula 1 World Championship will feature a Belgian Grand Prix after an agreement was reached to extend the race's partnership

Daily Mirror

Vettel accuses F1 boss Domenicali of insensitive language on female drivers

Stefano Domenicali says he does not see a female driver in F1 in the next five years

The Hindu

F1 bullish it can escape previous ‘boom and bust’ cycles

Formula 1 chiefs are confident the championship can escape the previous boom and bust manufacturer cycles in the wake of the arrival of Audi and Porsche.

Autosport

Audi Confirms It Will Enter F1 in 2026

Audi’s chairman of the board of management Markus Duesmann noted that “Motorsport is an integral part of Audi’s DNA.”

Sports Illustrated

Sebastian Vettel Addresses F1 CEO’s Woman Driver Remarks

Vettel did not hold back when commenting on F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali’s recent remarks.

Sports Illustrated

F1 chief gives verdict on likeliness of female drivers in the sport over next five years

Almost half a century after Lella Lombardi was the last female driver to compete in Formula 1, Stefano Domenicali assesses the chance of change in the years to come

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Domenicali: F1 doesn’t need new teams like Andretti

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali insists that the sport doesn’t need any new teams – casting doubts on Michael Andretti’s efforts to gain a future entry.

Sports Illustrated

F1 CEO Doesn’t See Woman Driver Competing in F1 in Next Five Years

There has not been a woman competing in an F1 World Championship grand prix since Lella Lombardi in the 1976 Austrian Grand Prix.

The Guardian - UK

Domenicali offers no guarantee of races in Europe staying on F1 calendar

The Formula One chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, has warned races in Europe will have no guarantee of their place on the sport’s calendar in future

The Hindu

'No more racing in Russia': F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali reiterates stand over Ukraine invasion

‘We will no longer negotiate with them,’ said F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali as the CEO of the Russian GP promoter said the country is expecting a refund from the sporting body for cancelling this year’s race in Sochi

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F1 CEO: ‘There Will Be No More Racing In Russia’

Six months ago, the country invaded Ukraine, killing more than 5,500 civilians and injuring more than 7,800 as of the United Nations’ Aug. 22 update.

Daily Mirror

F1 boss confirms Russian Grand Prix decision with 2023 season schedule impacted

The Russian Grand Prix was cancelled earlier in the year after Russia invaded Ukraine, and Formula 1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali has confirmed the sport will never return

Daily Mirror

F1 bosses will be "happy" to see "direct" Sebastian Vettel retire, says Ralf Schumacher

Vettel announced his retirement at the end of the season on Thursday, leaving F1 fans gutted at the prospect of his departure – but perhaps not everyone will be so sad

The Hindu

Formula One races to tackle Austrian fan abuse, launches ‘Drive It Out’ campaign

Abusive behavior from spectators overshadowed the Austrian Grand Prix two weeks ago

Asharq Al-Awsat

Formula One Launches Campaign to Drive Out Fan Abuse

Formula One and its drivers launched a campaign Saturday to stamp out abusive behavior from fans at races and online. Abusive behavior from spectators overshadowed the Austrian Grand Prix two weeks ago and fans — particularly women — used social media to make F1 aware of rampant harassment, sexism, racism,…

Autosport

F1 launches 'Drive It Out' campaign to combat fan and online abuse

Formula 1 has launched a new campaign called ‘Drive It Out’ to combat fan abuse both online and in person including support from the FIA and all 10 teams.

Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff claims F1 "has less entertainment" because Red Bull and Ferrari are too strong

Mercedes chief Wolff was discussing why Sprint races are not enjoyed by some fans, and took the chance to complain about the performance gap to Red Bull and Ferrari

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