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Ferrari appoints Mercedes capture Serra as new F1 technical director

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has appointed former Mercedes engineer Loic Serra as its new technical director on the chassis side.

Autosport

Magazine: Ferrari’s special day at Monza

Charles Leclerc’s brilliant home win for Ferrari and questions over McLaren’s lack of team orders dominate this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (5 September).Even for non-Ferrari fans, a victory for the legendary team in the Italian Grand Prix is special. While we’ll have to see whether the SF-24’s latest upgrades…

Autosport

Why McLaren is holding back on its upgraded floor

McLaren has revealed it is holding back on bringing a new floor for its Formula 1 car because the team thinks it risks the same downgrade problems rivals have faced.

Motorsport

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Alex Bowman shuts down "annoying" rumors about Hendrick future

"That rumor has certainly been annoying," said Bowman during NASCAR Playoff Media Day on Wednesday.

Motorsport

IndyCar has rockstars, even if leadership fails to see it

Arrow McLaren’s Pato O’Ward shared his disappointment in yet another year lost of having a chance to race in front of his home fans, who haven’t seen an IndyCar race in Mexico since 2007 during the Champ Car era.

Motorsport

The Ferrari tweaks that helped Leclerc turn the tables on McLaren

Charles Leclerc’s brilliant tyre management was critical to his Italian Grand Prix victory for Ferrari.

Motorsport

Alonso: Aston Martin struggling to beat Williams and Haas is not acceptable

Fernando Alonso has lamented Aston Martin’s position in the Formula 1 pecking order with the team struggling to keep the upper hand on its midfield rivals.

Autosport

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Stevie Williams outsprints Julian Alaphilippe to win stage 2 of the Tour of Britain Men and take over the race lead

Williams comes out on top in Redcar against former two-time World Champion

Cycling Weekly

Bottas blames Colapinto in wake of Brundle grid criticism

Valtteri Bottas says Formula 1 rookie Franco Colapinto was to blame for the lengthy delay in forming up on the grid at Monza that earned the ire of commentator Martin Brundle.

Autosport

Muller aspiring to stay in WEC alongside FE after Porsche move

Outgoing Peugeot World Endurance Championship driver Nico Muller has aspirations to continue his sportscar career after joining Porsche for a Formula E campaign with Andretti.

Motorsport

Muller aspiring to stay in WEC alongside FE duties after Porsche move

Outgoing Peugeot World Endurance Championship driver Nico Muller has aspirations to continue his sportscar career after joining Porsche for a Formula E campaign with Andretti.

Autosport

Las Vegas GP reveals support race, paddock ice rink for 2024 F1 race

The Ferrari Challenge has been added to the schedule for this year’s Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, while an ice rink will also be installed on top of the Paddock Club.

Autosport

Ferrari ended Newey interest to avoid bidding war with Aston Martin

Ferrari's interest in signing Adrian Newey had cooled as the Scuderia did not wish to become involved in a bidding war with Aston Martin, Autosport understands.

Autosport

Alonso: Aston struggling to beat Williams and Haas is not acceptable

Fernando Alonso has lamented Aston Martin’s position in the Formula 1 pecking order with the team struggling to keep the upper hand on its midfield rivals.

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Wolff: Red Bull issues are “really weird” but could be just a “blip”

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has warned Red Bull’s rivals to write them off at their peril, labelling the team’s recent drop-off in performance as “really weird” while praising Max Verstappen’s individual ability for keeping the car competitive.

Motorsport

Five things we learned from Antonelli's first F1 weekend

It’s fair to say Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s first official Formula 1 weekend was one that will be remembered for years to come – although not necessarily for the right reasons.

Motorsport

Daly grabs Juncos Hollinger Racing's first podium, elevates them in crucial points fight

Conor Daly doesn’t know what next year holds, but he’s casting away all doubt that he should be a contender to remain in one of the seats at Juncos Hollinger Racing after last weekend’s performance at The Milwaukee Mile.

Motorsport

The winless champion: Is Fornaroli deserving of his F3 crown?

The junior ranks are full of race-winning talent with egos boosted by a lifetime of victories in karting and entry-level single-seater categories. By the time drivers reach Formula 3, the wheat begins to be separated from the chaff, with only 30 spaces available each year to continue the climb to…

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Autosport

Newey’s move to Aston Martin set to be made official

Adrian Newey’s move to the Aston Martin Formula 1 team looks set to be announced in the build-up to next week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Missing Newey? Too complex a design? What’s turned Red Bull’s F1 car into a "monster"

Max Verstappen’s concession that Red Bull has turned its dominant Formula 1 car into a “monster” shows how extreme the squad feels its problems are.

Autosport

Was the penalty that handed Magnussen a race ban too harsh?

Kevin Magnussen can be forgiven for feeling aggrieved by the manner in which he received a one-race ban at the Italian Grand Prix, following his minor incident with Pierre Gasly at the Variante della Roggia.

Autosport

“Nobody’s perfect” - but Leclerc came close with final Monza stint

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc produced a stunning 33-lap run of lap time consistency to win Formula 1’s 2024 Italian Grand Prix, which has evoked memories of other such famous moments from motorsport history.

Motorsport

“Nobody’s perfect” – but Leclerc came close with final Monza stint

Autosport

FIA declares all 2024 wings legal after clarification sought on McLaren, Mercedes designs

The FIA has released a statement declaring that all 2024 Formula 1 front wings are currently legal and have shown to be compliant with the governing body's tests.

Autosport

Meditation and measurement: How Martin is mentally plotting his way to MotoGP glory

Jorge Martin has a terrible nickname. ‘The Martinator’ won’t trouble MotoGP iconography but fittingly describes a steely inevitability to the Pramac rider’s competitiveness and ability to set the bar of speed, regularity (and even style) in Grands Prix.

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