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James Vowles reveals huge Toto Wolff role in his rise to Williams team principal

James Vowles has revealed that Toto Wolff’s mentorship was crucial in preparing him to become Williams team principal

Motorsport

Nobu Night Out: Why Kim Kardashian And Lewis Hamilton Are No Longer Trying To 'Play It Cool'

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton's dinner at Nobu Malibu fuels romance rumors, following previous sightings at Coachella and a luxury rug store in Los Angeles.

International Business Times UK

FIA confirms 2026 F1 rule changes ahead of Miami Grand Prix

The FIA, F1, teams and manufacturers unanimously agreed on adjustments to the 2026 regulations. The changes mainly concern energy management, with the aim of making qualifying more on the limit and increasing safety

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FIA confirms changes to 2026 F1 rules ahead of Miami GP

The FIA, F1 teams and manufacturers unanimously agreed on adjustments to the 2026 regulations. The changes mainly concern energy management, with the aim of making qualifying more on the limit and increasing safety

Autosport

Formula One bosses agree rule changes after Max Verstappen criticism and safety fears

Max Verstappen has hit out at F1’s regulations during a difficult start to the 2026 season

The Independent UK

Why 2026 F1 rule changes involve "a scalpel, not a baseball bat"

Although a vocal proportion of the fanbase has called for immediate and far-reaching changes to F1's new technical package, there are pressing reasons for this not to happen

Autosport

FIA confirms F1 rule changes in reaction to driver unhappiness and safety fears

The rule changes address the energy management issues that have proved so controversial and unpopular across the opening three meetings this year

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Former W Series driver points to major financial flaw of F1 Academy

Former W Series driver Abbie Eaton cautions that the F1 Academy champions need long-term financial backing to successfully progress up the single-seater ladder

Motorsport

Cars and stars from the 2026 Goodwood Members’ Meeting

There were plenty of star cars on show at Goodwood over the weekend, including Jenson Button's championship-winning Brawn

Autosport

The one thing Formula 1 can learn from American sports

Stefano Domenicali believes Formula 1 can learn from the business side of American sports such as the NFL

Motorsport

Toto Wolff: F1 2026 rule changes need "scalpel, not a baseball bat" to avoid further issues

Mercedes boss Wolff hopes fellow F1 teams recognise their position as 'guardians' of the championship amid expected 2026 tweaks

Motorsport

How Ayrton Senna's Penske IndyCar test unfolded

A year after winning his third Formula 1 title, Senna tested a Penske Indycar. Nigel Beresford, his engineer that day, told Motorsport.com the story of how two racing greats briefly joined forces

Motorsport

Toto Wolff sends firm message to critics of new F1 rules: ‘Don’t badmouth the sport’

The 2026 regulations have been criticised by Max Verstappen, who says he is considering retiring from Formula 1 at the end of the season as a result

The Independent UK

Guenther Steiner pinpoints why younger F1 drivers are thriving under 2026 regulations

Guenther Steiner believes Formula 1’s younger drivers have adapted to the 2026 rules faster than their more experienced rivals

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Ollie Bearman reveals the main 2026 F1 rule change he wants after safety concerns

Ollie Bearman says his main change to Formula 1’s 2026 regulations would be eliminating lift and coast so drivers can push flat out in qualifying and races

Motorsport

F1 safety car driver Bernd Maylander admits nerves have not faded after 500 races

Bernd Maylander has admitted that leading Formula 1’s field as safety car driver still makes him nervous, even after more than 500 races

Motorsport

Jacques Villeneuve opens up on Damon Hill reality check at Williams

Jacques Villeneuve admitted Damon Hill exposed how much he still had to learn in Formula 1 during their fierce 1996 Williams title battle

Autosport

Breaking down the term 'artificial overtake' – and comparisons with F1's previous turbo era

Domenicali has said 'overtaking is overtaking' and pointed out that F1 drivers also had to lift-and-coast to save fuel in the 1980s turbo era. But do these claims stack up?

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Why Cadillac has already exceeded expectations in F1, according to Alex Jacques

Alex Jacques and Jolyon Palmer believe Cadillac has made a promising start to life in Formula 1, even if the new team still has work to do to reach the midfield

Motorsport

George Russell returns to karting roots with Toto and Susie Wolff during F1 break

George Russell revisited his karting roots during Formula 1’s break, supporting young talent at South Garda Karting

Motorsport

F1 bosses explain long-term push to fill 24-race calendar

As interest in organising a Formula 1 grand prix remains at an all-time high, series boss Stefano Domenicali opens up on his approach to the calendar

Autosport

What's behind F1's long-term push to fill its 24-race calendar

As interest in organising a Formula 1 grand prix remains at an all-time high, series boss Stefano Domenicali opens up on his approach to the calendar

Motorsport

When a journeyman driver's F1 career lasted just 800m

Marco Apicella was an F1 driver for just 800m before a first corner fracas ended his career. Here’s the story of his very short tenure at the pinnacle of motorsport

Autosport

Button takes Goodwood Members’ Meeting win in E-type Jaguar

The 2009 Formula 1 world champion triumphed in the Phil Hill Cup

Motorsport

Martin Brundle opens up on the brutal moment he learned he had lost his F1 seat

Martin Brundle recalled the harsh moment he discovered he had lost his Jordan seat for 1997 when the team announced Ralf Schumacher and Giancarlo Fisichella without warning him first

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