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Newey criticises 2022 regulations, calls for changes to next-gen cars

The new era of Formula 1 has so far produced brilliant racing, with drivers able to overtake more often and run closer to one another. However, famous engineer and Red Bull Racing’s chief technical officer Adrian Newey believes the sport went the wrong way when introducing the new regulations. The new regulations were brought in

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FIA’s decision not to penalise Red Bull labelled ‘scandalous’

Formula 1 journalist Roberto Chinchero cannot fathom why the stewards turned down Ferrari’s protest at the Monaco Grand Prix last weekend. Sergio Perez beat Carlos Sainz to victory, while third-placed Max Verstappen jumped Charles Leclerc after Red Bull outplayed Ferrari on strategy in changing conditions. As the pair came out of the pits though, they

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Perez much closer to ‘off’ Verstappen

2016 world champion Nico Rosberg could not help but notice that Red Bull’s Max Verstappen did not look quite as comfortable with the car as he usually does during practice ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. Verstappen and team-mate Sergio Perez put 120 laps on the board between them on Friday in what appeared to

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Fuel temperature altered after Red Bull encountered issues

The mandated temperature of the fuel ahead of sessions and races has been changed to avoid a repeat of the issues suffered by Red Bull and AlphaTauri. Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly both let their respective garages with little time to spare before the pit lane was closed ahead of the start of the Spanish

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Red Bull ‘reached a limit’ on rear wing after DRS issue

Red Bull adviser Dr Helmut Mark admits that his team will have to revise their lightweight DRS system after the issues suffered by Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix. Verstappen’s rear wing did not open on his final qualifying run in Spain, denying him the chance to consolidate pole position as Charles Leclerc came

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Italian media angry at Sainz for hurting Leclerc

Italian journalist Giorgio Terruzzi has criticised Carlos Sainz for costing Charles Leclerc a place on the podium in Monaco. After a rain delay at the start of Sunday’s race, Leclerc led team-mate Sainz in the opening stages, with the Red Bulls of Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen in behind. Red Bull took the decision to

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