FIA delays qualifying engine mode ban until Italian GP
A ban on qualifying engine modes won't now come into effect until the Italian Grand Prix, giving teams more time to prepare for the rule change, which had originally been ...
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A ban on qualifying engine modes won't now come into effect until the Italian Grand Prix, giving teams more time to prepare for the rule change, which had originally been ...
The FIA and Formula 1 have confirmed that all 10 current teams have signed up to the new Concorde Agreement, tying them to the championship through 2025. Formula 1 chiefs ...
McLaren has become the first Formula 1 team to publicly confirm that it has signed the new Concorde Agreement. Formula 1's commercial rights holder Liberty Media has been ratifying the ...
Formula 1 Race Director Michael Masi says all kerbs installed at grands prix are “absolutely fit for use” in the wake of the injury sustained by Sean Gelael in Formula ...
The FIA says it will implement amendments to the regulations in order to avoid teams carrying out “whole copies” of rivals’ Formula 1 cars. Racing Point’s RP20 was designed on ...
FIA President Jean Todt has indicated that Formula 1 teams will likely have to reduce spending further, below the capped limit of $145m, when cost controls are introduced next year. ...
Ferrari has refuted suggestions by rival Formula 1 teams that it should release the agreement that it reached with the FIA regarding its 2019 engine. Rivals held theories that Ferrari ...
The FIA’s #RaceAgainstCovid auction has raised almost €2m with all proceeds to be donated to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The online-only auction, in conjunction with RM ...
Formula 1’s Managing Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn says he feared the championship would have lost manufacturers had a budget cap not been introduced. Formula 1 stakeholders agreed last October ...
Mercedes' technical director James Allison has revealed that Mercedes wanted to introduce their innovative dual-axis steering (DAS) system in 2019, but it was rejected by the governing body, the FIA. ...