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Monaco was F1’s jewel in the crown, but has its shine gone for good?

The Monte Carlo race’s contract is up this year and, while drivers have long seen it as the ultimate trial, its lustre has faded

The Guardian - UK

Binotto admits engine reliability a concern for Ferrari

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto admits that power unit reliability is an ongoing concern for the Italian team.

Motorsport

Binotto admits F1 power unit reliability a concern for Ferrari

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto admits that power unit reliability is an ongoing concern for the Italian team.

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Monaco Grand Prix Preview: Can Charles Leclerc End His Jinx?

The Ferrari star has yet to finish a F1 race on his home track.

Sports Illustrated

Vasseur: Top teams can switch off wind tunnels to stay within budget cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

Motorsport

Ferrari: No chance of staying below current F1 $140m budget cap

Ferrari has admitted that there is no way it can keep to Formula 1’s current budget cap limit, as top teams now fear a spate of end-of-season penalties.

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Vasseur: Top F1 teams can turn off windtunnels to stay within cost cap

Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur believes Formula 1 teams struggling to stay under the budget cap and calling for an increase should “switch off the wind tunnel” to limit car development.

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Christian Horner interview: ‘My wife Geri puts more in the family swear jar than I do!’

An exclusive chat with Red Bull team principal Christian Horner on the F1 title fight, Max Verstappen, Drive to Survive and much more

Evening Standard

F1 team bosses back move for regionalised races in 2023

Formula 1 team bosses have backed plans to regionalise the 2023 calendar in an effort to reduce the amount of freight movement and personnel travel.

Motorsport

Red Bull Team Principal Defended Team Orders From Spanish GP

Christian Horner insisted that ‘it didn’t make any sense for the team’ if Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez battled it out because of the drivers’ different strategies.

Sports Illustrated

Why Aston decided on two-car concept approach amid Red Bull F1 saga

Motorsport

Horner: F1 teams might have to skip races to meet budget cap

Red Bull boss Christian Horner claims that Formula 1 teams risk breaching the budget cap unless it is adjusted, even suggesting that some won’t be able to complete the season.

Autosport

Ferrari downplays Mercedes’ Spain F1 revival

Ferrari thinks people should not get too carried away by the Mercedes recovery at the Spanish Grand Prix, as its Formula 1 rival is still far behind on pace.

Autosport

Ferrari downplays Mercedes' Spanish GP revival

Ferrari thinks people should not get too carried away by the Mercedes recovery at the Spanish Grand Prix, as its Formula 1 rival is still far behind on pace.

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Evening Standard

Red Bull celebrate but title rivals buoyed by Spanish Grand Prix improvements as F1 heads to Monaco

Looking simply at the results, Max Verstappen is in danger of running away with the Formula One Drivers’ World Championship. He has won every grand prix he has finished this season and his victory in Spain on Sunday was his third in a row.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner warns seven F1 teams could abandon races this season due to budget cap

Rising costs both in and outside of Formula 1 have forced a rethink of the sport's budget cap, and Christian Horner warned the current restrictions could see teams miss races

Motorsport

10 things we learned at the 2022 F1 Spanish Grand Prix

On the back of its first visit to the all-new Miami circuit, Formula 1 moved on to the Spanish Grand Prix, which took place at a considerably more familiar venue. Here's 10 of the biggest talking points from the weekend

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix

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How Verstappen was nearly caught out by F1's cool fuel rule

Spanish Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen only just made it out of the Formula 1 pitlane and onto the grid after an intriguing drama in Red Bull’s garage.

Motorsport

What is behind Verstappen’s recurrent F1 DRS problems

Max Verstappen may have taken victory in Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, but it wasn't without drama, most especially with his DRS.

Autosport

What is behind Verstappen's recurrent DRS problems

Max Verstappen may have taken victory in Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, but it wasn't without drama, especially with his DRS.

Evening Standard

Sergio Perez calls for clear-the-air talks over F1 Spanish Grand Prix team orders denies shot at race win

Sergio Perez will hold clear-the-air talks with Red Bull over their team orders at the Spanish Grand Prix.

The Guardian - UK

F1: Max Verstappen wins Spanish GP after Leclerc is forced to retire –as it happened!

Lap-by-lap report: Max Verstappen cruised to triumph in Spain after Charles Leclerc’s dramatic mid-race retirement

Autosport

Red Bull focused on checking for IP leaks in F1 Aston Martin copy row

Red Bull is not currently planning any further action with the FIA over Aston Martin’s Formula 1 car, instead focusing on an internal investigation to find any possible IP leak.

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Red Bull focused on checking for IP leaks in F1 copy row

Red Bull is not currently planning any further action with the FIA over Aston Martin’s Formula 1 car, instead focusing on an internal investigation to find any possible IP leak.

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