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Ben Sulayem dismisses F1 talk of "bad relationship" with FOM

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has dismissed talk of underlying problems between himself and Formula 1’s commercial rights holders.

Motorsport

Formula 1 launches all-female championship designed to complement W Series

The F1 Academy is tended to act as an "extra route" for young women in motorsport to get racing opportunities, with the hope that one day someone could make it onto the F1 grid

Daily Mirror

F1 launches new all-female series in renewed bid to welcome women drivers on the grid

Formula One has launched an all-female driver series for the 2023 season.

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Stefano Domenicali gives green light to new team entering F1 to have "better racing"

F1 chief executive Domenicali had previously suggested adding more teams to the grid was a long way down the list of the sport's priorities, but now he appears to have warmed to the idea

Daily Mirror

Domenicali: Lack of 2022 title showdown won’t impact F1 business

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has downplayed any suggestion that the early resolution of the 2022 world championship battle will impact interest in the final races of the season.

Autosport

F1 looks set for 'Caribbean Grand Prix' after Stefano Domenicali flies out for more talks

Brazil is the only South American country to host a Formula 1 race on the current calendar, but that could change by as soon as 2024 under new plans being hatched

Daily Mirror

Ferrari hail 'legend' Mauro Forghieri after world title-winning designer dies aged 87

Mauro Forghieri, who spent 27 years working with Ferrari and oversaw a string of F1 world championship victories as technical director, has passed away the team have announced

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Reports: F1 to Design All-Women Series With Possible 2023 Debut

Despite the already W Series already existing, Formula One is working on creating a younger feeder series.

Sports Illustrated

F1 finally approves six sprint races for 2023 following FIA delay

Formula 1 will hold six sprint races in 2023, after motor racing’s governing body finally agreed to the calendar tweaks after months of delays.

Autosport

F1 finally approves six sprint races for 2023 after FIA delay

Formula 1 will hold six sprint races in 2023, after motor racing’s governing body finally agreed to the calendar tweaks after months of delays.

Motorsport

Caribbean Grand Prix is a "great possibility" as Colombian mayor reveals F1 talks

Stefano Domenicali has hinted at a schedule of up to 30 races per year in the future and a desire for F1 to become less Europe-centric, making a Grand Prix in Colombia certainly possible

Daily Mirror

European bosses ‘exploring different ideas’ amid talk of taking Super Cup to USA

Talks have taken place about a four-team Super Cup being played in America

The Independent UK

Celtic and Rangers on alert as UEFA continue to 'explore different ideas' regarding controversial revamp

CELTIC and Rangers could be impacted as European football bosses continue to “explore different ideas” as discussions continue behind the…

The National (Scotland)

Jamie Chadwick wants F1 seat in "five years" amid W Series dominance and Indy Lights test

British racer Chadwick, 24, has been a class above in W Series this season and is on the cusp of securing her third straight title – but she has bigger goals going forward

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The Guardian - UK

Chadwick sets sights on F1 drive within five years despite Domenicali doubts

The double W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has insisted she can make it to Formula One within five years, rejecting scepticism that such a goal was achievable made by the Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali

Autosport

How Formula 1 ended up with its gruelling 24-race calendar for 2023

Formula 1’s 24-race calendar for 2023 might be a sign of the series’ current health, but for many, the schedule was cause for concern.

Autosport

F1's new rules will eventually close up grid, says Domenicali

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has no doubts that new regulations will eventually serve to close up the grid, despite Red Bull’s dominance this year.

Motorsport

F1’s new rules will eventually close up grid, says Domenicali

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has no doubts that new regulations will eventually serve to close up the grid, despite Red Bull’s dominance this year.

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The Guardian - UK

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

Autosport

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.

Motorsport

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.

Daily Mirror

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

Motorsport

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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