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Formula 1 ‘rubbing its hands’ as Pirelli faces competition

It has been reported by Auto Motor und Sport (AMuS) that Italian tyre manufacturer Pirelli might face some competition in remaining as Formula 1’s sole tyre supplier, following reports that Japanese manufacturer Bridgestone are considering a return. Pirelli replaced Bridgestone at the start of the 2011 season and have remained as the sport’s sole tyre

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Toto Wolff breaks silence on rumoured W14 upgrades

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has confirmed there will be no major upgrades brought to their 2023 title challenger before May’s Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, despite previous suggestions that a shakeup with the car was expected. Following on from a disappointing 2022 that saw the team fall off from the top of the mountain amid a

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Revealed: Ferrari to bring major upgrade, but not to catch Red Bull

Following their woeful start to the 2023 F1 season, it has been reported that Ferrari are set to join Mercedes by introducing new sidepods at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in May, but not in a bid to catch Red Bull. The Italian edition of Motorsport.com has reported that Ferrari are set to introduce an

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‘Formula Equal’ to be Formula 1’s first-ever gender neutral team

British American Racing (BAR) founder Craig Pollock is pushing to enter a new team into Formula 1, following the FIA’s announcement that they were open to allowing two new teams to join the grid. The former BAR CEO and team principal isn’t planning on entering any normal team, though, but a world’s first. Pollock is

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Revealed: This is why Red Bull are much faster than Mercedes in 2023

Grand Prix Drivers’ Association chairman Alex Wurz has revealed why Red Bull are so much stronger than the rest of the field, with the Austrians having started the 2023 F1 season with back-to-back 1-2 finishes. Red Bull have been unstoppable this year and have remarkably made further progress on their rapid RB18 from last season,

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Could Formula 1 practice sessions really be cancelled?

There is certainly never a dull moment in the political world of Formula 1, with CEO Stefano Domenicali having opened a can of worms following some very interesting comments last weekend. The Italian was a guest at the MotoGP season-opener on Sunday at the Algarve International Circuit, where he waved the chequered flag as reigning

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