Formula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali has insisted that no regulation changes will be introduced to end Red Bull’s dominance in 2024 or 2025, with the next changes to the rules being when the new engine regulations are introduced in 2026. Fans have called for new rules to be introduced to slow Red Bull
MoreMax Verstappen is potentially set for just one home race every two years, with it being reported that the Dutch Grand Prix could be rotated with the Belgian Grand Prix from 2026 onwards. It was announced on Friday morning that the legendary Belgian GP had been offered a new deal keeping it on the calendar
MoreFormula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali has insisted that the drivers “look at the bigger picture” regarding the calendar expanding, something which has been criticised. Prior to the Chinese Grand Prix and the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix being cancelled, the 2023 F1 season was set to consist of a record-breaking 24 races, as well
MoreThe dominant F1 star Max Verstappen could see his native GP at the Zandvoort Circuit, Netherlands, be stripped away. The Zandvoort has a long, storied history in F1, hosting races since the early ’50s and becoming a permanent fixture from 1958 onwards. The track has “stunning” visuals as well as a raucous weekend race atmosphere
MoreFIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is hopeful that the governing body can announce “next month” which teams have been granted permission to join Formula 1, as soon as 2025. The FIA opened up applications to prospective new teams in February, despite the majority of the paddock and F1 itself being against the move. The likes
MoreThe FIA has insisted that the 2022 financial submissions are still being audited, following rumours that three teams have exceeded the budget cap. Ahead of last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, a rumour began to circulate that three teams have breached the 2022 budget cap. This was reported by several publications, something which has seen some
MoreIt’s been rumoured that three teams are believed to have breached the 2022 budget cap, with the Italian edition of Motorsport.com understanding that the FIA will deliver last season’s certificates of compliance at the end of this month. The FIA have checked all the financial documents significantly quicker than they did last year, where it
MoreIn a bid to alleviate the repercussions of Brexit, Formula 1 teams and officials have approached the British government, urging for measures to ease their operations. Last week, a prominent F1 delegation, including influential figures like Stefano Domenicali, Toto Wolff, Christian Horner, Sir Jackie Stewart, and Martin Brundle, was warmly received at 10 Downing Street
MoreToto Wolff, the Silver Arrows principal, aimed a subtle dig at F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali, when discussing Lewis Hamilton’s chances of an eighth championship. Lewis Hamilton holds a joint record with Michael Schumacher for the most World Championships, with seven in the bag. He came closest to securing an eighth under controversial circumstances at the
MoreF1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff have warned climate change activists about making dramatic protests at the British Grand Prix this weekend. They both emphasised that protests put everyone in harm: the drivers, the spectators, and the protestors themselves. The pair spoke to Sky News outside Downing Street and presented unity
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