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Ferrari yet to agree to 2026 power unit regulations

2026 will be a big year for Formula 1, as not only will Audi complete their takeover of Sauber and join the grid for the first time, but the sport will also undergo a major change in engine regulations. Every engine manufacturer will have to sign up to the new rules and formally enter for

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Stefano Domenicali confident Formula 1 is ‘protected’ against recession

There is no doubt that costs around the world in all areas are skyrocketing, with a global recession predicted to take shape at any given moment; however, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is certain that the sport can deal with a recession and even “move forward” during it. From transportation to energy prices, the teams

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Helmut Marko makes Haas joke about Lewis Hamilton comment

With Red Bull’s budget cap scandal finally having concluded, some of the team’s hierarchy have started to talk more openly on the matter, whilst also reacting to comments made by others during the process. Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has arguably reacted to the $2.2 million breach, which would’ve been just $430,000 had the

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Christian Horner says Red Bull unlikely to breach 2022 cap, but sends FIA warning

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has declared that following his side’s $2.2 million breach of the 2021 budget cap, “six teams” look likely to exceed the limit this season, due to “exponential” energy prices. The Austrians were, of course, found guilty by the FIA for having exceeded the 2021 equivalent after the Japanese Grand

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Max Verstappen told he can help Red Bull pay $7mn fine

Last weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix was a strange weekend for Max Verstappen and Red Bull, as the Dutchman sealed his 14th record-breaking win of the season just a few days after it was announced by the FIA what punishment the Austrians would be awarded. The governing body, of course, deemed Red Bull guilty of having made a

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Guenther Steiner outlines how FIA could’ve caused ‘real damage’ to Red Bull

After a month full of foul-mouthed accusations, rule-breaking, and financial queries, the ‘Cashgate’ scandal has finally been concluded, with Red Bull coming off it lightly, according to one team principal. Red Bull were the only side to exceed the $145 million cap, something they were found guilty of having done so by $2.2 million, awarding

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